Listen. We have always had Sacrifices and they have always done their duty without question. But in the days and years ahead, we need something different. We need Builders
In "The Heart of What Was Lost," Tad Williams emphasizes a shift in focus from sacrifices to builders. Sacrifices have historically fulfilled their roles without hesitation, serving vital functions in challenging times. However, as the future unfolds, there is a pressing need for individuals who can create and construct rather than only endure and give up their lives.
This call for builders suggests a desire for innovation, development, and hope in a narrative that has often relied on the pain and loss of sacrifices. It indicates a transition towards fostering resilience and progress, emphasizing that the challenges ahead can be met with creativity and effort rather than just heroism and sacrifice.
