Unhappy and depressed people suddenly became joyful. She listened in such a way that anxious and indecisive people suddenly knew what they wanted. And when they finally stumbled upon an idea that they had never even dreamt of before, they felt like it had come from deep within them. She merely sat and listened with the utmost attention and sympathy, fixing her large, dark eyes on them. She didn’t ask or say anything in particular that would bring them to these thoughts. Momo listened in a way that made slow people suddenly have the cleverest ideas. Very few people can really listen, and the way Momo practiced the art of listening was unique. Now, many readers might say that being able to listen is nothing special-anyone can do it-but they would be altogether mistaken. The thing that Momo could do better than anyone else was listen.
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