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Friendship Quote by Sarah Caudwell

“If you're going to go and buy a load of stolen goods, you can't take a whole crowd of friends with you. The presence of third parties reduces the prospective seller to a clamlike condition.” quote by Sarah Caudwell
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““If you're going to go and buy a load of stolen goods, you can't take a whole crowd of friends with you. The presence of third parties reduces the prospective seller to a clamlike condition.””

Sarah Caudwell

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Beekeeper's Apprentice, 1995

Attempting a theft with many friends makes the thief vulnerable, as the crowd’s presence weakens the seller’s resolve.

In simple terms: Too many friends in a theft makes the seller uneasy.

Key Takeaway

Limit accomplices to reduce risk.

Themes

crime social pressure strategy

Mood

cautious analytical

Type

crime psychology

When to use this quote

  • heist planning
  • legal negotiations
  • risk assessment
  • team coordination

Key Concepts

group dynamics psychology of theft

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does group size affect criminal plans?
  • What alternatives exist for low‑profile acquisition?
A Different Perspective

More people increase chance of detection.

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