Quote by Terry Pratchett

There are all kinds of darkness, and all kinds of things can be found in them, imprisoned, banished, lost or hidden. Sometimes they escape. Sometimes they simply fall out. Sometimes they just can't take it any more.

There are all kinds of darkness, and all kinds of things can

Summary

This quote suggests that darkness can represent various negative or troubling aspects of life. It implies that within darkness, one may find different elements such as trapped emotions, suppressed thoughts, forgotten memories, or secrets. Occasionally, these hidden aspects can resurface, freeing themselves from the darkness they were confined within. Other times, they might be accidentally revealed or forcefully expelled. Overall, the quote highlights the presence and potential consequences of unresolved issues that can no longer be contained and demand recognition or release.

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Darkness

By Terry Pratchett

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