Dear Brothers and Sisters,
We see often in the movies a scene of leaving and loneliness – a person, man or woman, for some sad reason, leaves town – waiting at the bus station, boarding a bus, taking a seat by the window, and quiely looking out the window with trees, cars, houses and people flashing backward, while his/her memory also flashing back the memorable scenes from his/herpast. That is movie directors’ familiar scene of leaving in loneliness. Sometimes the bus is replaced by a train. Bus or train, the idea is the same – when you make a break from the past, you are lonely and your past life flashes through and away from your mind, probably for the last time. Continue reading The Road Less Travelled