The man who was the funeral director was driven off from the car. I heard my mother say: You will not live long if you are too close to me. There was a look of horror on Bonnie's face, the kind of horror, the fear of knowing that she was going to die.
I have had a time when my faith was shattered. It was the feeling of escape. Thinking that the truth of life is the abyss of death, without hope or assistance, it collapsed in horror. Can't think of the facts, can only live by comfort.
We are all on the way to escape, and death is like the sudden sound of gunfire on a quiet country road in the movie. We all robbed the bank of our lives, and we were debt-collected at any time. But when we hear of death, we will not be as frightened as Bonnie, and will not worry about tossing about in bed.
Because death is not shown to us in a car like a policeman in a movie, it is searching for us and may take you away anytime, anywhere. Nor will it remind us anytime and anywhere like the police chasing fugitives that you have been sentenced to death.
But the fact is the fact. The death penalty has long sent all human beings on the way to escape. It's like the death knell tolls for all mankind. It's just that people usually turn a deaf ear.
It's a pity that we weren't put on the death schedule as extreme as in the movie, and then we began to panic for our lives.
We don't run away, we are even very happy. As written in "To the Reader" at the beginning of "The Flower of Evil".
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