By Paulo Coelho
We do not need to know “how” or “where”, but there is one question that we should all ask whenever we start something : What am I doing this for?
(The Valkyries)
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By Paulo Coelho
The teacher asked his disciples to go and find something to eat. They were travelling and could find no proper food.
The disciples came back later that afternoon. Each brought with him the little he had gleaned from other people’s charity: rotten fruit, stale bread, sour wine.
However, one of the disciples returned with a bag of ripe apples.
‘I will always do all I can to help my teacher and my brothers,’ he said, sharing out the apples with the others.
‘Where did you get them from?’ asked his teacher.
‘I had to steal them. People only wanted to give me leftovers, even though they know that we preach the word of God.’
‘Leave us this minute and take your apples with you, and never come back,’ said the teacher. ‘The ends never justify the means, however noble those ends might be. If you steal for me today, tomorrow you might end up stealing from me.’
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Which book that has been brought to screen do you consider very well done?
The book that was a classical (and difficult) adaptation to the screen, The French Lieutenant Woman, by John Fowles (the movie has Meryl Steep and Jeremy Irons as stars)
