-The pure do it, they always do it and do not catch them. -He there are some pure-sang that break the rules, but they do it because They don't care what happens to the other person, and I care what you I passed to you. ”His eyes looked for mine with intensity. I worry about you more of what I should, and that is why I am not going to put yourself in that situation and endanger Your future.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the text, the speaker reflects on the nature of those who act purely, seemingly without repercussions or consequences. They note that while some individuals who come from a noble background might break rules, their actions can stem from a disregard for others' well-being. This sense of indifference contrasts sharply with the speaker's deep concern for another person, showcasing a fundamental difference in values.

The speaker expresses a protective instinct, admitting to caring more for the well-being of the other individual than is perhaps reasonable. This concern ultimately leads them to make a decision that prioritizes the other person's future over risky situations, highlighting their responsible attitude and commitment to safeguarding those they care about.

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