In "The Moor's Last Sigh," Salman Rushdie reflects on humanity's fascination with the cosmos, expressing how we romanticize the galaxy while highlighting our insignificance in the vast universe. He suggests that despite our hopes and wishes, the universe remains indifferent to our desires, with celestial bodies continuing their paths unaffected by human longing. This notion emphasizes the futility of seeking destiny among the stars.
Rushdie further illustrates that moments of beauty,...