"all endings are also beginnings"
this is true in my opinion as where one part of life starts is where the next part of life beggings such as when i finish school it is the begginning of my life in the work force of when i leave home it is the beginning of my life on my own. Everytime i wake up is the beginning of that day and at the end of that day i will end in that same bed, so every ending is a beginning.
"No story sits by itself"
This is more about fate really, in the story the young man had lost his key, he had been drinking so this was a good thing but losing the key had a flow on effect and that was the it got jammed in to the ride at the theme park and that ridew broke and killed a man.
this meaning that one story joins in with the other, if i choose not to do my homework before weekend for the teacher to mark then the teacher will have to give up another weekend to mark my homework. two stories that join together...
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Nice comment on beginnings and endings!
..in the story the young man had lost his key, he had been drinking so this was a good thing but losing the key had a flow on effect and that was the it got jammed in to the ride at the theme park and that ridew broke and killed a man..
Hadn't thought about the fact that he wasn't able to drive - good point!
I really like your comment about the ripple effect of actions and the fact that we just don't know what these effects are going to be. I suspect that a lot of fictional plots are built around the idea of "change encounters". Can you think of any?
noi i cant think of any at the moment but there is bound to be loads of movies/films that are based on "change encounters"
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