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This time you’ll have a qoute from Paulo Coelho‘s book Veronika decides to die:
‘… You’re someone who is different, but who wants to be the same as everyone else. And that, in my view, is a serious illness.’
‘Is wanting to be different a serious illness?’
‘It is if you force yourself to be the same as everyone else: it causes neuroses, psychoses and paranoia…’
(page 153)
“It was as if he believed that if we took their culture away from them, they’d instantly convert to thinking like Gernians. As if our way of seeing the world were the only real one, and that anyone, given the opportunity, would think like we do.”
from the book Forest Mage (p. 782), book two in The Soldier Son trilogy by Robin Hobb
Read another qoute from this book.
Ligger förkyld efter jobbvecka som lägerledare. Då passar jag på att läsa:
“Do you believe that Gernians are the most important people in the world? Or do you think so only because you were born one? If you’d been born anywhere else, would you still think that you had a duty to protect the interest of Gernia, no matter what it cost other people?”
hämtat från boken Forest Mage (sid. 370), bok två i The Soldier Son trilogin av Robin Hobb (hon har en mysig hemsida, ta en titt på den här)
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