Yes, she was opinionated, headstrong, bossy, and quick to reach conclusions. But she could also listen to an… — Orson Scott Card
Yes, she was opinionated, headstrong, bossy, and quick to reach conclusions. But she could also listen to an opposing view, change her mind when she needed to. She could listen, and so he could speak. Perhaps with her he could still be [himself].
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