At last I began to think, that is to say to listen harder.
In the book "Molloy" by Samuel Beckett, the protagonist experiences a gradual awakening to his own thoughts and perceptions. This journey of introspection signals a deeper engagement with his inner world, highlighting the importance of listening, not just externally but also within oneself. The act of thinking brings a new level of awareness and understanding.
Beckett's exploration of consciousness reflects the complexity of the human experience. The protagonist's realization underscores the idea that true thought requires effort and attention, suggesting that one must actively engage with their mind to grasp the intricacies of existence. This introspective process can lead to significant insights and personal growth.
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