finally, I do understand.
bits and pieces of information constantly float about my head, just like everyone else.
I was thinking about Soledad and about Mattia and Alice and I realised, at the end of the book, they didn't "move" anymore.
they stayed at the same place, doing the same things, out of habit or because people needed them there.
and that's when I was thinking about what SIU said, albeit through Mr. Pikachu in TOG.
"There will also come a time when you must also stop climbing as well.
and the moment you do stop, at that place, I hope you find what you are looking for."
I've always found analogies in TIG that related closely to life.
and this is one of them.
it's true, that one day, we'd stop moving. just like Mattia, just like Alice, just like Soledad.
the cement just hardens and you're life stuck, unable, unwilling to move anymore.
and I hope that by the time that I do stop, I would have found the meaning to all the mess and chaos I've been living through, and be wholly satisfied that "this is it. this is what I'll do for whatever amount of time I have on this world. that I've found an answer for myself and if I die today, or tomorrow, I'd be ok with it. I'd look back and say I've had a good run and I've found what I was looking for."
bits and pieces of information constantly float about my head, just like everyone else.
I was thinking about Soledad and about Mattia and Alice and I realised, at the end of the book, they didn't "move" anymore.
they stayed at the same place, doing the same things, out of habit or because people needed them there.
and that's when I was thinking about what SIU said, albeit through Mr. Pikachu in TOG.
"There will also come a time when you must also stop climbing as well.
and the moment you do stop, at that place, I hope you find what you are looking for."
I've always found analogies in TIG that related closely to life.
and this is one of them.
it's true, that one day, we'd stop moving. just like Mattia, just like Alice, just like Soledad.
the cement just hardens and you're life stuck, unable, unwilling to move anymore.
and I hope that by the time that I do stop, I would have found the meaning to all the mess and chaos I've been living through, and be wholly satisfied that "this is it. this is what I'll do for whatever amount of time I have on this world. that I've found an answer for myself and if I die today, or tomorrow, I'd be ok with it. I'd look back and say I've had a good run and I've found what I was looking for."