She would be no one if that was what it took. No one had no holes inside her.
This quote from George R.R. Martin's "A Feast for Crows" explores a profound truth about human nature and identity. The statement "She would be no one if that was what it took" implies a rejection of losing one's essence or dignity in order to achieve something—perhaps survival, acceptance, or power. It suggests that compromising one's core self to fit a mold or to gain approval is a loss so great that...