Still in the black hemisphere the stars blazed and slowly wheeled; beneath them, Will felt so infinitesimally small that it seemed impossible he should even exist. Immensity pressed in on him, terrifying, threatening--and then, in a swift flash of movement like a dance, like the glint of a leaping fish, came a flick of brightness in the sky from a shooting star... He heard Bran give a small chirrup of delight, a spark struck from the same bright sudden joy that filled his own being.
In the scene from "The Grey King," the protagonist, Will, is overwhelmed by the vastness of the night sky filled with stars. The sheer immensity of the cosmos makes him feel incredibly insignificant, almost as if his existence is improbable. This grand setting evokes a sense of fear and unease, as he contemplates his place in the universe, surrounded by the sublime and daunting beauty of the stars.
However, amidst this...
