“What a treacherous thing to believe that a person is more than a person”– a simple quoted line but why is this particular line being the starting of my article? That’s as maybe this specific line has changed my perspective of life or so has changed my vision or perhaps has proved an excellent point. So without further ado, we are going to acknowledge the conception of a paper version of a person.
Particularly, when we come across a person for the very first time, what we do? We see, our brain receives that image, and then we create a quick idea of that person. So here, in this case, a young man named Quentin Jacobson, shortly known as Q; and a trendy, pretty yet mysterious girl Margo Roth Spiegelman. They were both at the end of their senior year, at their late teens. Wild hormones are rushing through their veins, discovering new aspects of life and thus living their “so-called” best life.
One day early in the morning, Q came across Margo it’s like observing a person for the very first time even though they were childhood friends, but cool kids were not supposed to be with the nerd community. Q stared at her for the longest minute as if he discovered something new, but it was the same person he used to share his donuts in second grade. At that exact moment, Q created a paper version of Margo on the back of his mind, and he was already in love with that self-created paper version of that person.
