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“There’s no love lost between Hob and high-Lammer. The Hobs work our factories, sail our ships, wash our clothes. They are the beetle-back on which our city is built. And they do not have a gentle love for us.” quote by Cat Hellisen
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““There’s no love lost between Hob and high-Lammer. The Hobs work our factories, sail our ships, wash our clothes. They are the beetle-back on which our city is built. And they do not have a gentle love for us.””

Cat Hellisen

About This Quote

Source Novel: The City of Brass, 2017

The quote highlights mutual dependence between laborers (Hobs) and society, noting a lack of affection despite essential contributions.

In simple terms: Workers are essential but not loved.

Key Takeaway

Recognize and value unseen labor.

Themes

class dependence social hierarchy

Mood

reflective critical

Type

social philosophical

When to use this quote

  • industrial work
  • urban life
  • community building

Key Concepts

labor economics human dignity

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can society show appreciation to essential workers?
  • What are the consequences of undervaluing them?
A Different Perspective

May ignore systemic exploitation.

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