What you create, others can destroy. Create anyway. Because in the end, it is between you and God. It was never between you and anyone else anyway.
These two quotes are part of the same, longer, quote. It’s attributed to Mother Theresa, but as far as I’ve understood it she actually only wrote it on a wall of her orphanage in Calcutta. The real author of it is not entirely clear, but Kent M. Kieth claimed it was an interpretation of a poem he wrote in the 1960s. In BEARTOWN, Amat has it written on the wall in his room, because his mother had it read to her by a nurse when he was born. I felt it said something about their relationship, and about Amat’s personality. That’s where his fire comes from.
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