I think I might drum up the hardest end-of-term exams in the history of the world. I want to be remembered for something. George, you'll be remembered. Who could forget you? Hopefully not you! He kissed her forehead.
In the story from "Angel's Peak" by Robyn Carr, a character expresses a desire to create unforgettable end-of-term exams, seeking to make a lasting impression and be memorable. This reflects a deep yearning for recognition and significance in a world where their efforts can easily fade away.
Another character reassures him that he will indeed be remembered, highlighting a bond of affection and the importance of personal connections. This exchange, punctuated by a simple kiss on the forehead, emphasizes the emotional support and encouragement found in their relationship, suggesting that love and memory are intertwined in meaningful ways.
