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There is no rush, no getting impatient over the traffic on the road, no worries about the amount of gas being used and how much it would cost to get a refill. There is just peace, no one begging for attention, a hideaway from all responsibilities, a chance to ponder over life.
Of course, there is also much to be said about saving natural resources, which are most definitely finite and being used up so quickly. Other than saving up on fuel, one also helps in making the environment better as walking does not release any harmful gases which pollute the air whereas driving most definitely does.
Since childhood, one has been told all these fairy tales that one’s parents read to one at night before bedtime. Be they the happy endings written by one Christian Hans Andersen or the brutal Grimm brothers’ versions that one comes across as one turns older, shocking as one reads them. But what both of these have in common is the theme of magic.
Magic is always thought to be something supernatural, a part of the fantasy world, something which is not real. Despite that there have been many books, movies, television shows - you name it - that have been released. There is a lot of variety over these and yet they have all been really popular. What is also pleasantly surprising is that anything magical appeals to people of all age groups. It may seem to be something that may only be preferred by children but certain books such as the Harry Potter series have proved it to be otherwise.
There is a certain charm in these fictional worlds like J. K. Rowling’s Hogwarts C S. Lewis's Narnia or J. R. R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth. In reading about worlds that are fantasy but hopes inside one’s heart that somewhere, sometime, one could discover that these places do exist. A world of pretend appeals to those who have a vivid imagination; it also helps one get away from the real world when everything seems so hectic.
Mazen Alqethamy
Some books are considered the greatest works ever published. One such book is Moby Dick penned by the author Herman Melville. This was written in the year 1851 and has been loyally read since then till this day. The title of the book is, in fact, the name of a whale which plays a very important role in the novel.
The story is told by the narrator Ishmael who is a sailor. He is traveling in a whaling ship called Pequod under Captain Ahab. Ishmael thinks that he is on a normal ship looking for a whale. However, he later found out that Captain Ahab is in search of Moby Dick, which is thought to be the biggest, most dangerous whale of all.
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