Haha, weren't you just saying it was partly offensive because it was suggesting Jem's love was less? Yet now you want to know why he isn't capable of matching Jem's love?
There's so many answers I could give you, and all would be true. But I wonder which one is important for you to hear.
Maybe he does, it's rare to get one and practically impossible get more than one of those in your lifetime. His special someone has already come and gone.
And that's also why he can't love like Jem can. Because loving someone like that before not only hurt him but took that person away from him. It's a sad story, but there's nothing to be done. You know that from your own other self, I would bet.
I don't know much of anything except that he has way more of a drive to get what he really wants than you do. And you envy that, but you don't envy the rest of him to the point you won't even consider becoming that person or going back unless maybe you lose everything here. So my guess is that he has a really bad life.
I'm just repeating what the world says outside my country.
But don't misunderstand, I don't need or want pity. I don't need someone to see me as something other than a monster. What's really wrong with being a monster in the end, anyway? Someone always has to play the role of foil for the "good guys" to look good.
—and I would rather be seen as a monster than never seen at all.
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There's so many answers I could give you, and all would be true. But I wonder which one is important for you to hear.
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I don't know much of anything except that he has way more of a drive to get what he really wants than you do. And you envy that, but you don't envy the rest of him to the point you won't even consider becoming that person or going back unless maybe you lose everything here. So my guess is that he has a really bad life.
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Are you sure about that?
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But don't misunderstand, I don't need or want pity. I don't need someone to see me as something other than a monster. What's really wrong with being a monster in the end, anyway? Someone always has to play the role of foil for the "good guys" to look good.
—and I would rather be seen as a monster than never seen at all.
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