The author reflects on how reality often diverges from our expectations. No matter how meticulously one plans an experience, it can unfold in unexpected ways, leading to feelings of exhaustion. This observation suggests that experiences can be overwhelming, regardless of our preparations.
In "Spy of the First Person," Sam Shepard captures the essence of this sentiment. The toll of an experience, particularly when it differs from our envisioned plans, can leave a lasting impact, leading to a sense of fatigue that lingers long after the event concludes.