Dexter PalmerBe the time he finds his way out of the chamber and the planetarium, he has become me.
About This Quote
In a book called Split Second, the author, Richard Bach, uses this quote to talk about the kind of love that is unconditional. He says that when you have that kind of love then the person who you have given your heart to will have become you. When you experience this love, it will be so strong that no matter what happens, it will always be there for you. The truest love will always be there no matter how bad life gets or how many times you fall down. It will actually make life worth living.
Source: The Dream Of Perpetual Motion
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