Yes, well, years. Some die young; some are born old.
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In "Rabbit, Run," John Updike reflects on the nature of life and aging through the character's perspective. The quote "Yes, well, years. Some die young; some are born old" encapsulates the idea that life experiences and emotional maturity can differ greatly among individuals. It suggests that age is not solely defined by the number of years lived but also by the depth of experience and wisdom a person possesses.
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