While growing up, we see signs of maturity. We are aware and clear of our responsibilities, which are becoming heavier and more serious. And we not any more think that much—we think further. We develop patience, within which determination 

and perseverance are as well developed. We acquire our realistic attitude against life so that we don't attempt to fancy—we attempt to dream. Nevertheless, we still cherish the imaginary and characteristic faiths of the vernal age, and they are to be with us all the way to our death.