Some types of men, Simon, whose minds are very full of thoughts, they are forgetting to speak and act like normal men.
In "The Dragonbone Chair" by Tad Williams, the character Simon observes a particular type of man who becomes so absorbed in their thoughts that they neglect basic social interactions. This reflection highlights the idea that deep intellectual engagement can sometimes lead to a disconnect from everyday life and the people around them.
The quote underscores the struggle between contemplation and action, suggesting that while pondering complex ideas is valuable, it's essential to maintain a balance with communication and behavior that align with societal norms. This theme speaks to the importance of being present and engaged in one’s environment, despite the allure of deep thinking.
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