Things separate from their stories have no meaning.
In Cormac McCarthy's "The Crossing," the profound statement "Things separate from their stories have no meaning" emphasizes the intrinsic connection between objects and their narratives. This highlights that without context or history, items lack significance; their value is derived from the experiences and tales attached to them. The narrative suggests that understanding and meaning are deeply rooted in the stories we carry. Additionally, this perspective underlines the importance of storytelling in...
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