The Virginian was an island in the heart of 1900, but for him, the island was not closed and lonely, but belonging and security. An abandoned orphan, 1900 was raised by workers on the Virginian, his home, and everyone on board was his family and companion, with whom 1900 felt at ease and wanton. He has a remarkable talent for piano and is the pride of the Virginian. The VIPs on the ship liked to listen to him play the piano, the crew liked to discuss him, and even the most famous jazz musician lost to him on the Virginian, and everyone complained about the fuck jazz with him. On this isolated island, he has a sense of belonging, enjoys a sense of accomplishment, carefree and full of ambition, and the Virginian is his Garden of Eden.
To have a leisurely and happy immortal leave the Heavenly Palace and go down to earth to experience it. In mythology, it will be called being banished to earth to go through hardships. Only the immortals who make mistakes will be punished by this. But after seeing the comfortable days in heaven, it would be a bad thing to go to the world, and it takes a lot of courage. If it is not necessary, no immortal will go down to the earth to experience it. Like 1900, he was used to being comfortable and happy in his Garden of Eden. This kind of life and experience was so beautiful that he was so attached to this life that he completely lost the courage to live on land. I can understand this kind of complex, sometimes I would rather die together with good memories than go through all the unknowns and panics. People are inherently fragile. It is not a fault to choose to be vulnerable and give up being strong. It is just a personal choice.
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