My God, he thought, I'm going to die before I've been born.
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In "Drums of Autumn" by Diana Gabaldon, a character experiences a profound moment of existential dread. The thought of impending death weighs heavily on him, leading to a realization that he may not fulfill his potential or see life truly begin. This moment captures the fear of unfulfilled dreams and the urgency of life.
The quote illustrates a deep internal struggle, reflecting on the tension between existence and unrealized aspirations. It...
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