Out of all the things about me that could frighten you, you worry about my driving.
The quote reflects a greater theme in the book "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer, where an individual’s abilities and identity evoke fear and misunderstanding. The character acknowledges that, rather than the more profound and potentially frightening aspects of their life, the concern lies in something seemingly trivial like their driving skills.
This highlights the character's awareness of how people often focus on minor fears while overlooking deeper, more significant concerns. It serves as a commentary on human nature and our tendency to fixate on the surface rather than the complexities beneath.
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