Saving the human race is a frantic one. Or a tedious one. It all depends on what stage of the process you're taking part in.
In "Pathfinder" by Orson Scott Card, the narrative explores the varying intensity of efforts to save humanity, suggesting that these endeavors can feel both urgent and exhausting. The perspective on this mission changes depending on the process phase individuals are involved in, highlighting how the nature of the struggle affects one's experience.
The author captures the duality of the human experience in crisis, ranging from frenetic efforts in critical moments to...