Cerulean Cape transcendentalism

Mink did not know what to expect, but the name that was given didn't strike him as all that strange after all. As he led the way towards safer ground to witness the storm, he found himself content to know that the world outside of his little bubble was not as alien as he initially believed. With a small twitch of his tail and a much more relaxed demeanor taking hold, he said, Mink, which was not an impressive name, but in time he hoped to change that. Grandmother Yuma would have wanted him to become something - to make something of himself - so that little name would eventually be bigger than the wind. In good spirits, the boy added another question: If this is unfamiliar to you, then from where do you come?