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Apology Quote by Anders Nilsen

“We are sorry about the way things turned out. We gave, in the phrasing of our words if not literally in the words themselves, the false impression that these pages might hold some small fragment, some slight fragrance of a greater truth. That there might be something here to be learned. Before we…” quote by Anders Nilsen
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““We are sorry about the way things turned out. We gave, in the phrasing of our words if not literally in the words themselves, the false impression that these pages might hold some small fragment, some slight fragrance of a greater truth. That there might be something here to be learned. Before we go any further the author of this cartoon wishes to make an apology. Such an impression was deliberately cultivated. It is a ruse. It is a lie. We are every bit as lost and afraid as children abandoned in a wood: every bit as lost as you.””

Anders Nilsen

About This Quote

Source Speech: Apology in a cartoon, author unknown, 2020

The speaker admits the work falsely suggested deeper truth, calling it a deliberate deception that leaves readers feeling lost and frightened.

In simple terms: The piece pretends to hold hidden wisdom but is a lie, causing confusion.

Key Takeaway

Recognize and question false claims of depth.

Themes

deception illusion trust fear disillusionment

Mood

conflicted reflective

Type

apology critical reflective

When to use this quote

  • reading a cartoon
  • evaluating media
  • critical analysis of artistic intent
  • discerning authenticity

Key Concepts

truth authenticity manipulation

Questions to Reflect On

  • What evidence supports the claim of hidden truth?
  • How does acknowledging deception affect your perception?
A Different Perspective

The apology may be performative rather than genuine.

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