I always agree on trivial points,' replied Francis. 'It saves trouble.
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In "The Unfinished Clue" by Georgette Heyer, the character Francis expresses a pragmatic approach to discussions by saying that he often agrees on trivial matters to avoid conflict. This highlights his tendency to prioritize harmony over debate, suggesting a strategy of compliance in casual conversations.
This quote reflects a broader theme of social interactions where individuals choose to be agreeable, even when they don't necessarily share the same opinions. Francis’s viewpoint underscores how sometimes, it's easier to concede on minor issues to maintain peace in relationships.
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