In the absence of understanding, that was a good a reason as any for living together and making babies and raising them up and throwing them out of the house and then going through the long slow decline together until one of them died and left the other alone again, understanding as little as ever about what their spouses really wanted, who they really were. Was that tragedy? Or was that comedy? Was there really any difference?


Enchantment (1999)

Orson Scott Card Quotes

In the absence of understanding, that was a good a reason as any for living together and making babies and raising them up and throwing them out of...

In the absence of understanding, that was a good a reason as any for living together and making babies and raising them up and throwing them out of...

In the absence of understanding, that was a good a reason as any for living together and making babies and raising them up and throwing them out of...

In the absence of understanding, that was a good a reason as any for living together and making babies and raising them up and throwing them out of...