Simon BolivarDamn it, how will I ever get out of this labyrinth?
About This Quote
The labyrinth is a place where you enter and never know how you got there. The story of the labyrinth is one of hope, with the hero Forde who must find his way out. This quote symbolizes the importance of leaving behind all personal issues and problems to find your way out of them once and for all. While this may seem like an impossibility, it is possible with the help of your support system.
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