[ He has a steady hand, waiting for the butterfly to move forward rather than urging it on. Though the urge to tickle Prior's neck is almost irresistible. ]
I find the word for boredom to be much more evocative and truthful in Russian. Skuchno. It comes from the word skuchat, to long for. Boredom is, in Russian, a terrible longing. I don't comprehend whatsoever why your idiotic English language distinguishes them.
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[ He has a steady hand, waiting for the butterfly to move forward rather than urging it on. Though the urge to tickle Prior's neck is almost irresistible. ]
I find the word for boredom to be much more evocative and truthful in Russian. Skuchno. It comes from the word skuchat, to long for. Boredom is, in Russian, a terrible longing. I don't comprehend whatsoever why your idiotic English language distinguishes them.