J.K. Rowling's and Terry Pratchett's. He liked to lose himself in fantasies where people always solved their problems, made sure that right was done and evil cast aside. If only life was that simple.
In "The Graft" by Martina Cole, the protagonist finds solace in fictional worlds crafted by authors like J.K. Rowling and Terry Pratchett. These fantasies offer an escape where challenges are resolved, justice prevails, and malevolence is vanquished. This allure highlights the contrast between idealistic narratives and the complexities of real life.
The character reflects on the simplicity of these stories, expressing a desire for life to mirror the straightforward resolutions found in literature. The longing for a world where good triumphs over evil emphasizes the human need for hope and clarity amidst life's chaos.
