“You must not stereotype!” Cyrano cried. “And you are right,” she said. “That is a feeling I loathe, and yet… — Philip José Farmer
“You must not stereotype!” Cyrano cried.
“And you are right,” she said. “That is a feeling I loathe, and yet I find myself doing it all the time. However, so often…well, most people are living stereotypes, aren’t they?”
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