"I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself. A small bird will drop frozen dead from a bough' without even having felt sorry for itself."
-D.H. Lawrence
This quote said by D.H. Lawrence interprets self-pity unprejudiced. It can be in someone who is perceived as a "wild thing" or a wild child that seem like that they have nothing to lose or it can be in something as frail and fragile as a small bird who has lost all hope in life. D.H. Lawrence basically states that self-pity can't be judged by what is plainly shown on the surface.
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