Most all human beings make some sort of misconception in life, in fact we all make them.
to a degree therefor it is not shameful; the question is whether or not we learn from them.
and correct the mistakes we have made. George Soros once stated something along this.
state of mind, "Once we realize that imperfect understanding is the human condition, there.
is no shame in being wrong, only in failing to correct our mistakes." Once we can see that.
failing to comprehend something is an ordinary thing which all humans do, then the only.
mistakes that we makre are not learning from our misconceptions or "imperfect.
understanding". Human conditions are the controlled variables in human existence which.
are the same in all of our lives. There is one novel and one play in which I have read.
where this quote relates strongly to their morals and deeper meanings, them being the play.
Othello and the novel Ethan Frome. .
True love, is there such a thing? If not, then you marry any girl you can stand.
being around and wouldn't mind conversing with, but what happens if true love does.
come around? The novel written by Edith Wharton titled Ethan Frome is a sad story of a.
man, Ethan, who marries a woman just so he wouldn't be lonely, Zeena, and then in the.
middle of their marriage falling in love with another girl who happens to be Zeena's cousin.
and maid, Mattie. Ethan made the "imperfect understanding" of what is right and wrong.
when he quickly jumped into an unhappy marriage, but he didn't take the time to make up.
for the mistake by telling his wife he wasn't happy either before or after he met and fell in.
love with Mattie his house maid, or work things out in his marriage, this was the true.
mistake. I think the Ethan was too scared of his wifes reaction or what people would.
think of him, but that could have been the price to pay for true love. As a result of his fear.
he tried to secretly run away with Mattie but ends up getting into a wrek slamming Mattie.
