Chapter 83

• All forms of change are more acceptable when there is a subtle transition between them, from the smallest to the largest. However, such a concept has no resemblance to real life when most humans encounter the brutality with which certain events occur throughout life.
• For some, the sensation can be described as a rug being suddenly pulled out from under their feet, removing all certainty of the balance that kept them grounded just moments ago when everything was the same.
• Clinging to moments of order, outside the chaos and everything that makes life a madness without any script or exact definition of its destination, is what keeps the minds of many still holding onto their sanity.