" It’s a little scary, don’t you think? Let’s say I knew that my favorite character was going to die. I couldn’t go on. I’d keep circling back to the same pages to never reach their death.”
“You’d keep them alive through that time spiral?”
“You could say so.”
“That wouldn’t make a difference. It’s postponing the inevitable. If you didn’t know it, the reading would take you there, and if you did, the active decision not to reach that moment would give it recognition. You recognize its veracity by giving it power.”
“It’s still alive in my present and that’s what matters.”
“What would dying be like, then? If I died right now, is my death postponed until someone finally finds me? Or would I be immortal if no one does?”
“Perhaps no one ever dies entirely, then.”
“If you spent your whole life not reading their death, it wouldn’t stop it from happening. Those words were written and printed on paper. Their death is already there. It’s just a matter of discovering it.”
“You’re starting to make me regret wanting to look for you. "

― Jean Paul Vizuete , Arena