There are some things we do because we convince ourselves it would be better for everyone involved. We tell ourselves that it's the right thing to do, the altruistic thing to do. It's far easier than telling ourselves the truth.
In Jodi Picoult's "My Sister's Keeper," the narrative explores the complexities of moral decisions guided by an illusion of altruism. Characters often convince themselves that their choices serve the greater good, masking their true motives. This self-deception allows them to justify actions that may not be in everyone's best interest.
The author highlights how individuals may prioritize a perceived sense of righteousness over confronting uncomfortable truths. This theme emphasizes the struggle...
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