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Quote #7
You are seeing, that much is certain.
Certainty. It is the opposite of faith isn't it? Which would you rather have now? (1058-1059)
Will seems to be in the process of changing from the guy who doesn't think you can really know anything to the guy who might be interested in having a little certainty.
Quote #8
Nothing has to be, Will. It is up to you. (1064)
Wait, what? Has someone sprinkled a little fairy dust of optimism on Will? Is he starting to believe in the power of choice, and that his life is not doomed? We feel a transformation happening…
Quote #9
What they did they did. What your father did or didn't do he did or didn't do. Their choices. Your choices. (1136)
Will is starting to understand that he can't keep connecting himself to his father's mistakes. Freewill means we all have ability to make good or bad choices—and it also means we have to accept others' as theirs, and tend to our own. It's a radical shift from where Will began.