"Maybe." She looks thoughtful, tipping her head back. "You're certainly never pleasantly surprised. If you've got a plan in your mind and someone deviates from it, challenges the things you believed in--" She breaks off, shrugs, lets the obvious conclusion hang in the air.
"People get angry when you prove them wrong."
She is no exception- but at least she's aware of it. Her solution, therefore, is to always try to be right. (No, no one said it was perfect). She is, however, usually too good with people to go in with assumptions, or at least she tries to acknowledge that they are assumptions rather than fact. As Ilde's said- you don't learn anything otherwise.
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"People get angry when you prove them wrong."
She is no exception- but at least she's aware of it. Her solution, therefore, is to always try to be right. (No, no one said it was perfect). She is, however, usually too good with people to go in with assumptions, or at least she tries to acknowledge that they are assumptions rather than fact. As Ilde's said- you don't learn anything otherwise.