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I will end with a quote from one of the aforementioned outside sources:
From William George Jordan under the chapter 'Judge Not That Ye Be Not Judged': "One judges a painting by the full view of the whole canvas; separate, isolated square inches of color are meaningless. Yet we dare to judge our fellow man by single acts, and words, misleading glimpes, and deceptive moments of special strain. For these we magnify a mood into a character and an episode into a life."
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