I stopped being half-witted and became sly whenever I took the trouble.
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The quote from Samuel Beckett's "Molloy" reflects a shift in the character's perspective, emphasizing the transformation from naivety to cunning. By indicating that he ceased to be "half-witted," the character acknowledges a new awareness and capability that allows him to navigate his surroundings more adeptly.
This change suggests a deeper understanding of the complexities of life, where intelligence and slyness become tools for survival. Beckett illustrates a character embracing a more strategic mindset, prompting readers to consider the nuances of human behavior and the choices that define us.
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