Invisible Tides
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None of us cared enough. When we do, things get altered. " Helena shook her head. She had " cared " all her life, not definitely, perhaps, about war, but at least generally about the system which most people were agreed produced it. Not the people who painted some nations completely white and others completely black, of course; but still, a fair proportion of peo- ple who did honestly want to arrive at the truth.
" We couldn't have done anything, " she said, " the founda- tions of this war were... laid by old men . . . When we were in our cradles. You can't dodge the inevitable. No amount of ' caring ' could do it. Certain things happen if certain things are done. It's inexorable like the law of gravity. Phil cared, but what could he do? It doesn't make any difference how much you care except that you suffer more. It isn't nice to suffer. Perhaps that's why most people don't care at all. " " People don't know. . . . " "Do you think they'd care if they did? Do you think they'd revolt? English people don't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None of us cared enough. When we do, things get altered. " Helena shook her head. She had " cared " all her life, not definitely, perhaps, about war, but at least generally about the system which most people were agreed produced it. Not the people who painted some nations completely white and others completely black, of course; but still, a fair proportion of peo- ple who did honestly want to arrive at the truth.
" We couldn't have done anything, " she said, " the founda- tions of this war were... laid by old men . . . When we were in our cradles. You can't dodge the inevitable. No amount of ' caring ' could do it. Certain things happen if certain things are done. It's inexorable like the law of gravity. Phil cared, but what could he do? It doesn't make any difference how much you care except that you suffer more. It isn't nice to suffer. Perhaps that's why most people don't care at all. " " People don't know. . . . " "Do you think they'd care if they did? Do you think they'd revolt? English people don't.
What to read after Invisible Tides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrice Kean Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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