Tiny fists can hurt quite a lot when they hit you in the face.
The quote highlights the surprising strength and impact of weakness, using the imagery of small fists delivering a painful blow. Despite their size, these tiny fists symbolize the unexpected power that can come from something seemingly insignificant. The context implies that appearances can be deceptive, as even little gestures can carry weight and cause harm. This notion resonates with the idea of underestimating challenges that seem minor.
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