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Elizabeth Bennet's Mistakes
I like this quote because it is said by Elizabeth Bennet when she realized all her wrongdoings and found out who she really is. She discovered that she hasn’t been the best person to her sisters and wants to change that. In addition, we all have a point in our lives where we are trying to figure out who are and what we want to do with our lives. Furthermore, when you find out who you are who feel happy and relieved because you know your purpose. It is also important to recognize your mistakes and learn from them to be a better person.
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