That's simple. You reason with them, and when you're through, I'll take them out and thrash them.
The quote from Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" reflects a strategic approach to conflict and persuasion. The speaker suggests that before resorting to violence, one should first attempt to reason with others. This highlights the importance of communication and understanding in resolving disagreements, emphasizing that discussions can often be more effective than aggressive actions.
However, the quote also acknowledges that there are situations where reasoning may not suffice, and physical action becomes necessary....
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