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Building a narrative connection between that moment and Booth's motivation afforded Beletsky to compose a morality-defining monologue for Boyle to deliver, one which also captures his arrogance and smallness.

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The smallness of Cairo, she said, allows her to see patients as they grow — chatting up the kids when the mothers or siblings come for appointments.

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The actor’s height allows him to tower over Spaeny to such a degree that it only emphasizes her smallness next to his stature.

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“When we are with them we perceive their immensity and also our smallness, it is a moment of absolute spiritual connection.”

Seeing sharks through her drone's eye "reminds me of my smallness," she added.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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