Not to burst your preconceived notions of me, but do I look like I care?
In "Obsession" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist presents a strong and defiant attitude towards others' expectations. The quote "Not to burst your preconceived notions of me, but do I look like I care?" reflects a sense of independence and self-assuredness. This line signifies the character's refusal to conform to societal pressures and judgments, suggesting a rebellious spirit.
The narrative explores themes of identity and empowerment as the character confronts challenges while remaining true to herself. This attitude not only defines her personality but also influences her relationships throughout the story, highlighting the importance of self-acceptance in the face of external opinions.
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