It's the way he gets noticed, you know? I mean, imagine what it would be like if you were a squirrel living in the elephant cage at the zoo. Does anyone ever go there and say, Hey check out that squirrel? No, because there's something so much bigger you notice first.
The quote highlights how often the smaller, less noticeable aspects of life are overshadowed by larger, more prominent elements. It suggests that individuals may feel overlooked or ignored when they exist in the shadows of something grander. The comparison of a squirrel in an elephant cage emphasizes how attention gravitates toward the more significant figure, leaving the smaller one unnoticed.
This metaphor can resonate with anyone who has felt overshadowed in their own life. It reflects the human experience of seeking recognition and validation, which can sometimes be difficult when surrounded by dominant personalities or circumstances. The imagery evokes a sense of empathy for those who struggle to be seen and appreciated amidst overwhelming presence.
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