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SteelHands · 61-69, M
There's a time when every fisherman has a good fighter on the line and he's not sure if he'll win or the fish will slip the hook.
Then when putting the net down with the fish alongside the boat and he see's what he's actually caught he has to make a decision.
1. Is it one that he would keep regardless?
2. Is it one that's not really all that worth keeping?
3. Is it one that is just too beautiful a creature to end it's freedom.
And once you make that decision you rarely, rarely ever get a second chance to change your mind. And even when you do, you know you're going to change it and accept the fact that it's picking you, not the other way around.
Then when putting the net down with the fish alongside the boat and he see's what he's actually caught he has to make a decision.
1. Is it one that he would keep regardless?
2. Is it one that's not really all that worth keeping?
3. Is it one that is just too beautiful a creature to end it's freedom.
And once you make that decision you rarely, rarely ever get a second chance to change your mind. And even when you do, you know you're going to change it and accept the fact that it's picking you, not the other way around.