Dillan, a Book Review

Openlysays the story that he's telling. The dwarf is sitting on his shoulder as he's trying to climb up, right? He's trying to ascend, and it's the weight of gravity that's dragging him down from the peak. And this is the epiphany to which you referred at the beginning, right? Dillan? This is the moment. Well, i guess it's in two ways, right? Because he's speaking of these paths that cross and that you reside at a moment. And then, of course, in the story, this is a moment, this interaction with the dwarf. But here it's just something he's lightly touching, he's exploring. Whereas