Wanderlust. A typical description of any wandering protagonist is their lust to discover. The catharsis they wish to find in a discovery yet unseen. A protagonist chases the unknown, through plot and circumstance, through the depths of our imagination, until he finds the dragon to be slayed. Moving is very much the opposite of this classical journey, a story of a perpetually fleeing main character, followed by friendships turned to dust and side-plots so conveniently forgotten. You live and you wish for the day when you will have to move once more — think to yourself, “maybe not this time”.