#man's fate

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[myanimethought]

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[veryslowreader]

Man's Fate by André Malraux

Tales from the Crypt: "My Brother's Keeper"

[medusasdyke]

[davidpatrickjohn]

"Let's go and sleep," he was thinking…Sleep was peace. He had lived, fought, created; beneath all those appearances, deep down, he found this to be the only reality, the joy of abandoning himself, of leaving upon the shore, like the body of a drowned companion, that creature, himself, whose life it was necessary each day to invent anew. "To sleep was the only thing I have always wanted, for so many years…"

Malraux, Man's Fate, 1933

[lordbouyachak]

Man's Fate, André Malraux

[wellconstructedsentences]

Should he try to raise the mosquito netting? Or should he strike through it? Chen was torn by anguish: he was sure of himself, yet at the moment he could feel nothing but bewilderment--his eyes riveted to the mass of white gauze that hung from the ceiling over a body less visible than a shadow, and from which emerged only that foot half-turned in sleep, yet living-human flesh.

Man’s Fate by Andre Malraux

[macrolit]

In literature, as in life, one is often astonished by what is chosen by others.

Andre Malraux (b. 3 November 1901)