Eric understands that the world is rarely the way it is supposed to be. And he knows that, given the chance, we don't have to wait for someone to make messes of our lives. We do a good enough job, ourselves.
In the book "Vanishing Acts" by Jodi Picoult, Eric perceives a stark truth about life: it rarely aligns with our expectations. He recognizes that instead of relying on external circumstances or individuals to disrupt our lives, we often contribute to the chaos ourselves. This understanding highlights the role of personal agency in shaping our experiences.
Eric's insight serves as a reminder that while external factors can create difficulties, our own actions...