“Even virtue is fairer when it appears in a beautiful person”
— Virgil
Simplified Meaning:
People are more likely to notice and appreciate good behavior if it comes from someone who is also physically attractive. Imagine two people doing the same kind and generous thing, like helping an old lady cross the street. If one of them is very good-looking, people are more likely to pay attention to what that person did and think more highly of them. This happens because humans are naturally drawn to beauty and give more attention to attractive people. It's not that the good action is any less valuable when done by someone who isn't as attractive, but it just doesn't catch the eye as much. In our everyday lives, we should remember that while beauty might make people look at you, your actions and character are what are truly important. So, focus on being a good person, because that’s what really counts in the end.
