“To all, to men and to animals, to plants and to things, to everything that lives, to everything that will die, to everything that breathes”
— Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Simplified Meaning:
This quote emphasizes that all living and non-living things in the world are connected. Just as humans, animals, plants, and even objects like rocks and water are part of a larger system, they all play a role in the balance of life. For instance, trees provide oxygen for humans and animals to breathe, while humans give off carbon dioxide that trees need to grow. This interconnectedness means we should care for our environment and all its inhabitants because harming one part can affect everything else. Imagine if we pollute a river: the fish in the river might die, birds that eat the fish will suffer, and humans who depend on the river for water or food will also be affected. By understanding this connection, we can make better choices to protect and respect all forms of life around us.
