In short, if we wish to see anything sensible done about the situation we will clearly have to do it ourselves.
The quote from Patricia C. Wrede's "Sorcery & Cecelia: or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot" emphasizes the necessity of taking action to address issues directly, rather than waiting for others to intervene. It highlights a proactive approach where individuals are encouraged to step up and assume responsibility for effecting change in their circumstances.
This perspective resonates with themes of empowerment and self-reliance, suggesting that if we desire meaningful improvements in our lives or communities, we must be willing to take the initiative ourselves. Such a mindset fosters agency and encourages personal involvement in problem-solving, rather than passively relying on outside help.
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