Death is lighter than a feather. Duty, heavier than a mountain.
The quote "Death is lighter than a feather. Duty, heavier than a mountain" from Robert Jordan's book "The Eye of the World" reflects the philosophical struggle between the inevitability of death and the weight of responsibility. It suggests that while death is an inherent part of life that carries little burden, the obligations one has can feel overwhelmingly heavy, akin to carrying a mountain. This dichotomy highlights the human experience of...