She knew as well as anyone that the world could be a place of trial and sorrow, that there was injustice and suffering and heartlessness - there was enough of all that to fill the great Kalahari twice over, but what good did it do to ponder that and that alone? None, she thought.
The character reflects on the harsh realities of life, recognizing the existence of injustice, suffering, and indifference in the world. She understands that these struggles are abundant and can easily overwhelm one's perception of reality. She acknowledges the weight of these negative experiences, equating them to filling the vastness of the Kalahari Desert.
However, she questions the value of dwelling solely on these hardships. Her introspection leads her to conclude that...
