I don't care what other people think of me. ["Other people" could include John.
It doesn't. But it could.] I don't care what Scotland Yard thinks of me, I don't care what reporters think of me, I don't care what the "public" thinks of me.
Whether it's those stupid articles John was always reading and worrying over or whether or not people "like" me.
I. don't. care.
It doesn't change who I am, what I think, or what I do. Caring about what other people think? Wastes time and energy. Perhaps it's perfectly fine for someone less intelligent. Someone ["ordinary," a voice in his head he doesn't like supplies] average might not have anything better to think about.
[voice]
It doesn't. But it could.] I don't care what Scotland Yard thinks of me, I don't care what reporters think of me, I don't care what the "public" thinks of me.
Whether it's those stupid articles John was always reading and worrying over or whether or not people "like" me.
I. don't. care.
It doesn't change who I am, what I think, or what I do. Caring about what other people think? Wastes time and energy. Perhaps it's perfectly fine for someone less intelligent. Someone ["ordinary," a voice in his head he doesn't like supplies] average might not have anything better to think about.
I do.