“No. They are Words. They must realize their preordained purpose.” “And other people? They . . .” “They are different. Prepositions, conjunctions, interjections . . . expletives.” Kozhennikov smiled. “Every man carries a shadow of a word, but only Word in its entirety, firmly imprinted into the fabric of the material world, can return to its beginning and grow from a pale projection to an original entity.”
