"الكُتَّاب ليسوا أشخاصاً بالضبط أو إذا كانوا جيدين فهم مجموعة كبيرة من الناس يحاولون جاهدين أن يكونوا شخصاً واحداً."
— F. Scott Fitzgerald
Simplified Meaning:
Writers are people who can imagine and understand many different lives and experiences. They create characters and stories by getting into different people's heads, thinking about their feelings, thoughts, and actions. It's like they have many voices and personalities inside them, trying to come together as one person. For example, when a good writer creates a novel, they have to understand the hero, the villain, and everyone in between with equal depth. Imagine an actor who plays many different roles in movies; a writer does the same thing with words. This ability helps them write stories and characters that feel real and relatable. For someone wanting to write well, it means they need to open themselves up to different perspectives and experiences, almost like living many lives in one. This can make their writing richer and more authentic.
