124. It is true that copies can confuse some people who do
not look at things carefully, but the truth is, we cannot deny or avoid our own
unique individuality no matter how much we might try.
125. Take for example the sculpture that the policeman, the
Captain, is making in our class; it is simply a careful copy of that casting
you see in all the knick-knack shops.
126. So Agnes already knew that the Captain’s sculpture was
a copy and she thought nothing of it. That was shocking to me, but at least I
was no longer tempted to mention it.
127. These various arguments of my sculpture teacher about
why it was just fine to copy things other people did, made no impression on me,
and I actually began to feel frustrated with my work.
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