It is said that he himself suffers from depression. At least he captured the most essential psychology of the melancholic. Fighting alone, making non-collapse attempts over and over again, in some ways, they even seem impeccable. They think of themselves as a person and delusions of being alone against failure. Only the moments before death can truly awaken the melancholic. Some people can resist the past, some people can't, they choose to break. This last-ditch thrill of fighting fire with fire might make them wink. That is, realizing that others are acting on their own needs, not dying of exhaustion.
Justin's melancholy is the melancholy of justice and divinity, and the melancholy that comes when people think they should do something, but they find they are powerless. People don't think they should make a difference, they don't think they have the nobility of the gods, and they don't get tired.
As everyone knows, starting from Kafka, the beginning of the so-called nightmare of a person's so-called modern life is the opening of the door to melancholia. Man has lost his divine self, moving and performing on a globalized stage like a zombie. Such exhaustion is inexplicable.
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