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How does he do that?

— Orson Scott Card

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  1. [He] always wondered at that smile even as it triumphed over his own anger or envy. Where could such a power over others come from?
  2. I think that many things can come into someone's mind out of hysteria
  3. [He] smiled at once, his most winning and charming smile, and it worked as it always worked, suggesting as it did a sort of self-effacing h…
  4. I want you to discover the truth for yourself. I don't ram it down your throats like some do
  5. False modesty is still false, no matter how charming it might seem
  6. Clever boys. They'll do it, if we give them half a chance. They will do it
  7. I know how it feels to have driven all compassion out of my heart and laugh at the pain of someone else
  8. Don't you hate it when somebody knows you better than you know yourself?

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Topics in this quote

  • learning
  • behavior
  • curiosity
  • confusion
  • mystery
  • skill

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