Bill Watterson’s return to print, after nearly three decades, comes in the form of a fable called “The Mysteries,” which shares with his famous comic strip a sense of enchantment.
is that not freeing, in a way? all the mistakes I beat myself up over, in the end, will not matter. I find that to be kinda nice and it does give me some kind of peace.
I guess I looked at the ending in a glass half full type of way, but you thinking it’s depressing is completely valid as well.
The ending was basically that nothing you do matters. Pretty depressing
is that not freeing, in a way? all the mistakes I beat myself up over, in the end, will not matter. I find that to be kinda nice and it does give me some kind of peace.
I guess I looked at the ending in a glass half full type of way, but you thinking it’s depressing is completely valid as well.
I suppose it is, but as a nihilist and an atheist, I know this already. I guess I was expecting something different.