It is true that I wear neither my sign nor my color, but do not think it is because I am ashamed of my blood! Those who know me know my hue, and indeed, if you were to meet me on the road, you might be able to ascertain it yourselves: just because I do not advertise my blood does not mean I claim to be anyone but who I am. But all of you here who have listened to me and spoken to me — whether kindly or unkindly — have done so based on the judgment of my character rather than the judgment of my caste. Isn’t that something?
[|87 :: Qu;te well spoken. 1f we are more than the sum of our shades, then who ;s w;ll;n to be colorbl;nd to see someth;n new?
Exactly, my friend. If we cannot see every color for what it’s worth, then what is the point of a rainbow?