You're an unusual person," she said. "Bill didn't like you, but he never likes anything different. He's so-so prosaic. Don't you think that when a person gets older he should become-broadened in his outlook?
by Philip K. Dick (0 Reviews)
In "The Skull" by Philip K. Dick, a character reflects on the nature of individuality and the limitations of conventional thinking. One character comments on another’s unique perspective, suggesting that they are perceived as unusual. This contrasts with Bill, who is described as prosaic, indicating he has a narrow view and is resistant to change or anything outside the ordinary. The dialogue raises an interesting question about personal growth with age....
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