Summary
This quote suggests that while the physical existence of the town may be temporary ("paper"), the memories and experiences associated with it are lasting and hold significant value. The town may be transient, subject to change or destruction, but the impression it leaves on individuals' lives remains intact. It highlights the power and permanence of memories, emphasizing their ability to provide a sense of identity, belonging, and nostalgia even when the physical surroundings are no longer present.
Topics
Memories
By John Green