The Hermit

He has climbed the mountain of his own mind only to find that the highest truth is found in a single, lonely lantern. He is the light in the dark woods, the one who has stepped away from the noise of the crowd to hear the whisper of the "I Am." "The stars are only visible when you leave the city," he sighs. He represents the necessity of solitude, the search for internal wisdom, and the long walk into the self. He is the pilgrim of the silence.