It was curious how some people had a highly developed sense of guilt, she thought, while others had none. Some people would agonise over minor slips or mistakes on their part, while others would feel quite unmoved by their own gross acts of betrayal or dishonesty.
The author reflects on the intriguing disparity in people's sense of guilt. While some individuals experience intense remorse over even trivial errors, others remain indifferent to serious betrayals and dishonesty. This contrast highlights the complexity of human emotions and morality.
Such differences in emotional response often shape how individuals navigate their relationships and interactions with others. The contemplation of guilt reveals deeper insights into character, suggesting that empathy and self-awareness can greatly influence one's ethical conduct.
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