"Theodora, the other thing that make these people different from us is their greed of ambitions."
Theodora blinked, tilting her head.
"Aren't we all greedy in that sense Gerald?"
He was taken aback by her question.
"We all have ambitions in our life. A human life without ambitions is mundane and aimless. So how are they different than us?"
Gerald was impressed by her thought. "But not all of us can go beyond our limits to fulfil our ambitions, Theodora. We all have drawn the line before which we all stop, no matter what.
But there are people who don't, can't. Their drive for their dreams is stronger than the lines society and an individual draw for themselves. And that is what makes them different from us."
Theodora's eyes widened in panic. "So are they bad people?"
Gerald couldn't help but burst out laughing at her expression.
"Not until you come in their way."
