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"Life is always moving.
Stand up and rise above the rest with passion in your arms and fire in your heart.
Dare to dream, dream high, dream ahead."
-Rohit Sapra
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There were concerns that Neo from the Matrix trilogy was too old to survive the transition from being a slave of the Matrix and going into the real world. Apparently, the older you are, the more dangerous the transition becomes. Neo was almost too old.
So, in addition to Luke and Anakin Skywalker, this continues the theme of chosen ones always being latebloomers.
*self-satisfied smirk*
p.s.- Harry Potter was a pureblood wizard but he didn't even know he was a freakin' wizard until he eleven years old. In comparison, his best friend Ron Weasley, like most of the rest of the wizarding world, had always known he was a wizard (or witch). So to find out you're a wizard at eleven is kind of late. Stupid Dursleys.
edit: I know these aren't quotes, but they're still inspiring. To me, at least. They should be inspiring to other latebloomers as well. If lifelong, seasoned swimmers ever tell you can't ever swim as fast as them, well... they're wrong.
There were concerns that Neo from the Matrix trilogy was too old to survive the transition from being a slave of the Matrix and going into the real world. Apparently, the older you are, the more dangerous the transition becomes. Neo was almost too old.
So, in addition to Luke and Anakin Skywalker, this continues the theme of chosen ones always being latebloomers.
*self-satisfied smirk*
p.s.- Harry Potter was a pureblood wizard but he didn't even know he was a freakin' wizard until he eleven years old. In comparison, his best friend Ron Weasley, like most of the rest of the wizarding world, had always known he was a wizard (or witch). So to find out you're a wizard at eleven is kind of late. Stupid Dursleys.
edit: I know these aren't quotes, but they're still inspiring. To me, at least. They should be inspiring to other latebloomers as well. If lifelong, seasoned swimmers ever tell you can't ever swim as fast as them, well... they're wrong.
