ARCHITURE : MUSIC IN STONE

                     THE FOUNTAINHEAD   

                                                                                                    -AYN RAND

"The Fountainhead" is a novel by Ayn Rand that centers around the character of Howard Roark, an inventive and unyielding architect who rejects to follow the conventional norms of his period. The novel focuses on Roark's battle to uphold his individuality and creative integrity in the face of social pressure and hostility from individuals who want to impose their own standards and beliefs on him.
A boy riding his bicycle through the woods near the monadnock valley seems depressed about life. When he comes to a Howard Roark-designed resort, he gains the courage to last a lifetime. The conversation between the boy and Howard was staggeringly beautiful. The boy thought that the resort wasn't a real glimpse, thus he asked roark who actually built it. The boy got courage to open his unsolved pages of life. The glimpse of the resort played a pleasant music to him to see through his life. He said "Thank you" and left through the path down the slope of hill to the valley.

Roark had never seen him before and would never see him again. He didn't even know that he had given someone the courage to face a lifetime and that's life.