Mind Quote by Cormac McCarthy
““In these silent sunless galleries he'd come to feel that another went before him and each glade he entered seemed just quit by a figure who'd been sitting there and risen and gone on. Some doublegoer, some othersuttree eluded him in these woods and he feared that should that figure fail to rise and steal away and were he therefore to come to himself in this obscure wood he'd neither be mended nor made whole but rather set mindless to dodder drooling with his ghosty clone from sun to sun across a hostile hemisphere forever.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Blood Meridian, 1985
The narrator feels lost in an endless, indifferent world, haunted by unseen presences that prevent wholeness.
In simple terms: Feeling lost amid unseen forces.
Seek meaning despite emptiness.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- mental health struggles
- creative writing
- spiritual quests
- loneliness
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What unseen forces shape your life?
- Can you find wholeness amid chaos?
Interpretations may vary; some see it as metaphorical, others literal.