An ornate gold mirror displays a pale jester's cap above draped ivory fabric and small gold objects.

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Marquise De Merteuil

Like most intellectuals, he's intensely stupid.

— Dangerous Liaisons ‧ 1988

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

A backhanded generalization skewers pretension. Cleverness and stupidity are painted as frequent companions, with intellect offering no real protection against foolishness. The line mocks the assumption that being widely regarded as smart guarantees any actual good sense underneath.

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