What she did not tell him balanced neatly with what she did.

Lauren Groff
About This Quote

This quote from Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” underscores the idea that there is a balance, somewhere, between what someone says and what they do. In other words, there is a fine line between what a person says and what they do. The truth, as this quote shows, lies just on the edge of being said or done.

Source: Fates And Furies

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