Small children are great accepters. They don't understand shame, or the need to hide things.
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In Stephen King's "The Shining," the author reflects on the nature of small children, describing them as inherently accepting and open. Unlike adults, children lack an understanding of shame, which allows them to express themselves freely without the fear of judgment. This innocence fosters a genuine appreciation for the world around them, as they do not feel the need to conceal their thoughts or emotions.
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