"Death and taxes!" There are only two things in life that cannot be avoided, so in the eyes of the god of death who does not pay taxes, all the beauty in the world comes from an unknown life. For the Grim Reaper who is accustomed to everything known - to use Stephen Chow's line - the ups and downs of life are wonderful.
Between Susan and Death, or between Susan and Joe, it doesn't really matter who loves whom or who loves whom. What matters is that Susan finished loving and being loved, and Reaper finished his experience and fulfilled his promise.
Death took Bill and gave him back to Joe. This is his responsibility and his helplessness. If he was a mortal, how could he not even be qualified to love? God is indeed high above, but unfortunately he can't even experience the pain of life and death, he doesn't even have the qualifications to have emotions, and he doesn't even have the power to cry. Loneliness is the only companion of the gods. Lin Xiaopei sings in her "Love You Too Heavy":
I think I really don't know how to give and take love
It's not until the end that you know you're wrong
the ups and downs of your heart
I'm struggling to find clues
And I never knew
I don't think I really have the freedom to love you
I can never penetrate your world
the hand you pushed away
tumbling down in a panic
And I look at you and it hurts
Falling in love with you is torture too heavy
But why can't I let go of my hand
Maybe it's time to forget
more courageous thoughts
Wipe away your tears and take a good look
Falling in love with you is torture too heavy
But why can't my dream be closed
Maybe it's time to leave
Make the memory a little softer
From now on you will still be you and I will still be me
Indeed, from now on, you are still you, and I am still me. Who knows whether the god who came to the mortal world experienced a beautiful encounter or a helpless joke?
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