-Don't you understand, Alex? No, I don't understand it. -What do I understand, Jezzie? Tell me at once. -You are always looking for people's good part. But it does not exist.
"Don't you understand, Alex? No, I don't understand it," reflects a moment of confusion or frustration, highlighting a disconnect between the characters. The conversation reveals a struggle to grasp the situation or feelings involved, emphasizing themes of misunderstanding and communication issues.
"What do I understand, Jezzie? Tell me at once," and the subsequent lines, show a person questioning their own perceptions and confronting the idea that sometimes people only see the good in others, which might not be real or enough. It underscores the complexity of human nature and the difficulty in truly understanding one another.
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