Things that are truly innocent don't need to be labelled as such.
Innocence is often considered an inherent quality that doesn't require labeling or definition. True innocence is natural and evident without the need for special designation, reflecting purity and simplicity that stand on their own.
The quote by Zoë Heller suggests that genuine innocence is self-evident and doesn't need to be categorized or emphasized. It emphasizes that innocence is an intrinsic state, not something that needs to be marked or distinguished from other qualities.
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