I didn't know the world could be like this ... I've never seen the sky in such a passion of kindness.
The quote reflects a profound sense of wonder and appreciation for the beauty of the world. The speaker expresses a newfound understanding of kindness in nature, particularly in the sky, which can evoke deep emotional responses. It suggests that experiences can reveal unexpected depths of beauty and compassion that one may not have encountered before.
In the context of Mark Helprin's "In Sunlight and in Shadow," this sentiment highlights themes of transformation and the capacity for individuals to perceive the world differently. The narrative likely explores how such moments can change perspectives, allowing for a deeper connection to life and the environment.
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