"Are There Faults in our Stars"

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Hi my fellow Steemit Comrades! Its me @Zylad and today I'd be doing a quick one from a movie I saw 2weeks now "The Fault in Our Stars". I must say I enjoyed every scene of the movie, but I really would love to know if there really are faults in the Stars in our very own milky way?
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Like most of us would be wondering why the story was about cancer patients? I really don't know why, but would love to know why. I wonder what Chemistry it was that bonded Hazel and Augustus or was it mere pity that brought about their Bond. At the end of the movie I did agree with the words of Augutus whose greatest Fear was "Oblivion", think about it 馃, that's what it is for us all, we have this fear of leaving Earth without having made Landmark achievements.
I look through and see how much strength that came from Augustus, even at Death's hour he was bent on living the moment in the arms of Love, he encouraged his Friends when he neeeed those words more, he embraced the fact that Death was inevitable. Anyways, my question was "Are there really faults in our Stars?"

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I remember seeing a write-up on a wall on my way out today and I quote " The world is a book, those who do not travel read only a page", I wondered if really my being stuck at a place has really affected how I think about Life, I started looking deep to know what it was the writer did preach. Probably its a message of LOVE, what if our "Always" remained always and our "Okay" remained Okay.
How about we place ourselves to be in Hazel's condition how'd we feel if there was nobody to rely on, none to share Love with. What if there was no Augustus who'd give her reasons to appreciate each single day. I must commend such great Character the user thought of Augustus, though in pains he did show strength. Even at Death's hour he never lost his cool.

I'd leave us with the words of Julius Ceasar to Brutus "The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, / But in ourselves, that we are underlings." And let's all remember the words of Peter Van Houten the author of the Novel "Imperial affliction" to which Hazel seeked answers to "From Life comes Life".
How about we live our lives just like these kids with cancer and live it like it was just meant for LOVE!

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