LadyTia LadyTia

10-09-2017
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Explain the quote "no one called anybody crazy, for nobody is crazy. Or maybe everybody."

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hijjabi2004 hijjabi2004

10-09-2017

The quote means that there is no real definition for crazy, and if there was, maybe everyone would fit the definition, so you can't go around judging and calling people crazy

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ElizabethMT ElizabethMT

10-09-2017

It's saying that there's not a real definition for crazy there are many it once

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