What are these hopes, and who is this savior? Imagination, replied Cincinnatus.
by Vladimir Nabokov (0 Reviews)
In "Invitation to a Beheading" by Vladimir Nabokov, the protagonist, Cincinnatus, reflects on the nature of hope and salvation, suggesting that these ideals are rooted in imagination. The quote raises questions about the essence of hope and the identity of a savior. Cincinnatus implies that true salvation may not come from external sources but rather from one's own imaginative capabilities and inner vision. This perspective invites readers to consider the role...
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