Majipoor Chronicles (2016)
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Hissune is less amazed by it, less shattered; it is a sad and moving tale, but it does not rock his soul’s depths the way the embrace of human and Ghayrog had done. Yet he has learned a great deal from it about the nature of responsibility, about the conflicts that arise between opposing forces neither of which can be said to be in the wrong, and about the meaning of true tranquillity of spirit. Then too he has discovered something about the process of mythmaking: for in all the history of Majip...oor there has been no figure more godlike than Lord Stiamot, the shining warrior-king who broke the strength of the sinister aboriginal Shapeshifters, and eight thousand years of idolization have transformed him into an awesome being of great majesty and splendor. That Lord Stiamot of myth still exists in Hissune’s mind, but it has been necessary to move him to one side in order to make room for the Stiamot he has seen through Eremoil’s eyes—that weary, pallid, withered little man, old before his time, who burned his soul to a husk in a lifetime of battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hissune is less amazed by it, less shattered; it is a sad and moving tale, but it does not rock his soul’s depths the way the embrace of human and Ghayrog had done. Yet he has learned a great deal from it about the nature of responsibility, about the conflicts that arise between opposing forces neither of which can be said to be in the wrong, and about the meaning of true tranquillity of spirit. Then too he has discovered something about the process of mythmaking: for in all the history of Majip...oor there has been no figure more godlike than Lord Stiamot, the shining warrior-king who broke the strength of the sinister aboriginal Shapeshifters, and eight thousand years of idolization have transformed him into an awesome being of great majesty and splendor. That Lord Stiamot of myth still exists in Hissune’s mind, but it has been necessary to move him to one side in order to make room for the Stiamot he has seen through Eremoil’s eyes—that weary, pallid, withered little man, old before his time, who burned his soul to a husk in a lifetime of battle.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Silverberg Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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