What happens to all those lightning bolts that suddenly break free from the natural geometry and do their own crazy things? They consume concrete rooftops, water pipes, wallpapers, planks, and walls.

How much percentage was attributed to those eyes that claimed fifteen percent for education, and one hundred percent for freedom? People like to admire their heroes from a distance.

Children will be moved and will cry when their parents tell them about your passions. That's how myths are created. Myths are born simply because no right to temporary happiness is recognized in their hero.

(. . .) [Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]