Civilizations are moving in many directions, with little progress in symbiosis with nature. Grizzlies are such a fringe crowd that his visceral attempt is understood by his peers as breaking seven thousand years of boundaries, getting too close to dangerous animals and killing them. He's easy to understand because he's like a carefree child, and hard to understand because few people have been living like him all the time. He named different grizzly bears, Micky, Chocolate, Saturn, kept saying "love you", praying crazy for the animals with his mind, and there was a teddy bear in his tent. He has transformed from an ordinary person in the field to the first expert an intruder wants to meet. It is far better to approach the real environment full of danger like a warrior than to easily face the hypocritical world created by cowards. At some point, he had conflicting thoughts about transforming into a bear, which kept him away from intruders and sympathized with every misfortune that happened to a grizzly.
Killing doesn't fit Timothy's romantic philosophy of survival. The sudden arrival of death is a sigh. He did die here, thankfully in the way he wanted. The big fox and the little fox still passed near the tent where they finally set up camp, and his ashes mixed with grizzly bear and fox fur were scattered on the nearby lawn. Perhaps indifference is the natural truth, and mysterious intimacy does not exist at all. But Timothy doesn't think life is that complicated, like all sane madmen. He has become the interface into the Grizzly's world, and as long as Timothy is alive, the world he's introduced into remains charming and peaceful. But few people can keep such a resort.
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