An ornate hand mirror reflecting a blurred pink oval leans against a white teapot beside pale flowers and cloth.

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Frasier

I do not have a fat face!

— Frasier  ·  1993

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker emphatically rejects a description of their face, making appearance the subject of a direct dispute. The protest insists on how they should be seen and described. Its force comes from the refusal to accept someone else’s judgement about a personal physical feature.

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