Nothing I could say had the least effect on her!' 'You can't tell that. The chances are you made her feel damned queasy.
In the book "Black Sheep" by Georgette Heyer, a character expresses frustration over their inability to influence someone else, lamenting that nothing they said seemed to matter. This suggests a feeling of helplessness and the struggle to connect with another person's emotions or perspective.
In response, another character offers a different perspective, implying that even if the initial intentions were good, they may have inadvertently caused discomfort. This commentary highlights the complexities of communication and the unpredictable nature of human interactions, where well-meaning efforts can lead to unintended consequences.
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