A Vision of Green (Florence Vaine #2)
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That you have to struggle to get what you want the most, or be brave in order to cement the person you are in the eyes of others. I want my father to see who I am for once, that I'm not a victim or a weak girl he can push around and work his anger out on.
I've spent many long hours visualising the scene where I show my dad my true self, where I defeat him in body, mind and spirit. It varies from me having super human strength and being able to hurt him physically in the way he has hurt me so man...y times before, to simply reciting a long and haughty speech about how much of a low life he is. While I'm giving this speech his eyes will inevitably widen with guilt, shame and understanding.
Of course, I know that's never going to happen. Especially the second scenario. Evil people don't know that they're evil, and therefore can't accept the fact. To them the things they do are for a cause they see as being good. Their view of what's good is always distorted. I'm sure that every dictator in the history of the world believed that his bad deeds were justified in his own messed up vision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That you have to struggle to get what you want the most, or be brave in order to cement the person you are in the eyes of others. I want my father to see who I am for once, that I'm not a victim or a weak girl he can push around and work his anger out on.
I've spent many long hours visualising the scene where I show my dad my true self, where I defeat him in body, mind and spirit. It varies from me having super human strength and being able to hurt him physically in the way he has hurt me so man...y times before, to simply reciting a long and haughty speech about how much of a low life he is. While I'm giving this speech his eyes will inevitably widen with guilt, shame and understanding.
Of course, I know that's never going to happen. Especially the second scenario. Evil people don't know that they're evil, and therefore can't accept the fact. To them the things they do are for a cause they see as being good. Their view of what's good is always distorted. I'm sure that every dictator in the history of the world believed that his bad deeds were justified in his own messed up vision.
What to read after A Vision of Green (Florence Vaine #2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L.H. Cosway to read onlineMoreLess
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