#cormac-mccarthy

[clemensclemens]

El hombre que cree que los secretos del mundo están ocultos para siempre vive inmerso en el misterio y el miedo. La superstición acabará con él. La lluvia erosionará los actos de su vida. Pero el hombre que se impone la tarea de reconocer el hilo conductor del orden de entre el tapiz habrá asumido por esa sola decisión la responsabilidad del mundo y es solo mediante esa asunción que producirá el modo de dictar los términos de su propio destino.

– Cormac McCarthy.

[literaryremarks]

Do you think there might be crows somewhere? I don’t know. But what do you think? I think it’s unlikely. Could they fly to Mars or someplace? No. They couldnt. Because it’s too far? Yes. Even if they wanted to. Even if they wanted to. What if they tried and they just got half way or something and then they were too tired. Would they fall back down? Well. They really couldnt get half way because they’d be in space and there’s not any air in space so they wouldnt be able to fly and besides it would be too cold and they’d freeze to death. Oh. Anyway they wouldnt know where Mars was. Do we know where Mars is? Sort of. If we had a spaceship could we go there? Well if you had a really good spaceship and you had people to help you I suppose you could go. Would there be food and stuff when you got there? No. There’s nothing there. Oh. They sat for a long time. They sat on their folded blankets and watched the road in both directions. No wind. Nothing. After a while the boy said: There’s not any crows. Are there? No. Just in books. Yes. Just in books. I didnt think so.

The Road, Cormac McCarthy

[literaryremarks]

He sat there for a long time and after a while the east did gray and after a while the right and godmade sun did rise, once again, for all and without distinction.

The Crossing, Cormac McCarthy

[mrkindakooky]

Another one I did two weeks before then