[ he did, in fact, achieve something. without his stubbornness, wouldn't kaveh have long given up? stubbornness gives him room to argue, to inquire, to stand his ground and put his foot down. what is a kaveh who is not stubborn, a kaveh who goes with the flow of the river that surrounds the alcazarzaray, but not a kaveh who shines so bright he could challenge the sun itself?
he doesn't have to be certain of the future. if he has the hope to keep going, and if he's stubborn enough to defy reason and logic, stubborn enough to keep himself alive, isn't that enough? hasn't it been his stubbornness, as an architect, that allowed the palace of alcazarzaray come to life? he will sit. he will think. he will lose sleep in order to find a new road to stubbornly walk through.
what does alhaitham know about him, his ideals, his goals and dreams?
kaveh stands. this conversation has run its course. ]
What other way is there to know that a foundation cannot be built one way, if not to persist until you exhaust all options? I will, then, think, as you want me to, and continue to push my way through no matter whether it rewards my attempts or not. Some people, who are not handed everything on a silver plate like you are, would rather not live with the regret of not trying their best, or not trying hard enough. Can you still say stubbornness is so inconducive as you think?
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Date: 2023-04-27 11:07 pm (UTC)he doesn't have to be certain of the future. if he has the hope to keep going, and if he's stubborn enough to defy reason and logic, stubborn enough to keep himself alive, isn't that enough? hasn't it been his stubbornness, as an architect, that allowed the palace of alcazarzaray come to life? he will sit. he will think. he will lose sleep in order to find a new road to stubbornly walk through.
what does alhaitham know about him, his ideals, his goals and dreams?
kaveh stands. this conversation has run its course. ]
What other way is there to know that a foundation cannot be built one way, if not to persist until you exhaust all options? I will, then, think, as you want me to, and continue to push my way through no matter whether it rewards my attempts or not. Some people, who are not handed everything on a silver plate like you are, would rather not live with the regret of not trying their best, or not trying hard enough. Can you still say stubbornness is so inconducive as you think?