blackthornarchives

I just watched a really inspiring movie that helped me understand that life's most mundane moments, perhaps even the moment I'm living right now, are a part of something much greater.

Our lives may feel mundane the majority of the time, but to the untrained eye, they're actually exciting. That's the thing. See, our eyes are too trained. We're so used to our own lives. We see everything as monotonous because, well, it's all we've ever known, and that gets boring.

But to anybody else, even your neighbor next door who lives almost the exact same life as you on paper, the story of your life is interesting. In a way, we're all just little women, living in our little houses, going about our little lives concerned over other little people who we for some reason have deemed as far, far bigger than ourselves. Little people with big dreams to one day confidently say that no one will forget us. Little people whose little voices can make them big enough to shout from the rooftop and say,

I want to be great or nothing.

- Amy march

The moon is different here. He meant he wanted to go home.

The burning god, chapter 30 / chapter 1

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