Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone Quotes

Diana Gabaldon
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Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone Quotes

Diana Gabaldon
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There is a death of the soul, as well as death of the body, you know. Even if he were not arrested, nor tried and convicted.. A man so accused might well lose his life as it presently exists.
-- Denys (Part One: A Swarm of Bees in the Carcass of a Lion. 7: Dead or Alive)

Importance: This quote establishes the importance of one’s reputation, especially within the novel’s timeline. Every main character faces some type of deep rumors that affect how others perceive them. Jamie is thought of as a deserter even though he prioritized Claire’s life over going to war. Claire is often called a witch by those who do not understand her medical knowledge and abilities. William’s stepfather, Lord John, is faced with rumors of being a sodomite and William knows that the truth does not matter. What is important is how people see you. A poor reputation can lead to the end of a person's life, whether that be physically...

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