We were, the two of us, still fragmentary beings, just beginning to sense the presence of an unexpected, to be-aquired reality that would fill us and make us whole.
In Haruki Murakami's "South of the Border, West of the Sun," the narrative explores the idea of two individuals who are still incomplete and searching for meaning. Their journey hints at an unfolding reality that promises to bring them fulfillment and completeness. This sense of yearning is palpable as they begin to recognize the possibility of transformation within themselves.
The quote captures the essence of their internal struggle and growing awareness. As they confront their fragmented selves, the allure of a new reality emerges, compelling them to seek wholeness together. This journey symbolizes not just a search for identity but also a deeper connection with another person that may help them achieve their aspirations.
