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After reading it, there was an incomparable peace in the face of a piece of ash. The House That Jack Built What kind of house did Jack build? What kind of zenith (solution, zenith) is he looking for? What kind of beauty/eternity in an instant is the approaching/pursuing in his consciousness? I have my understanding of the absurdity of his life.
In Jack's world, life, love, and compassion cannot produce beauty. Rather, destruction, death, and even decay are where beauty is born. As a slayer, reaping life and killing is the way he reaches the peak of himself. Since he believes that death is a being far superior to life, he plays the role of "God" in his world, and in the process of plundering the lives of others, the ego acquires an absurd near-"God" of self-perpetuating satisfaction.
Speaking of this, we can find that what Jack represents is a force against finding beauty in life, love, and compassion. His beauty and eternity are not in the "light" of life (the metaphor of photos and negatives), but in the dark light on the opposite side of "light", in death. So he created death to approach beauty. But what we must pay attention to is that Jack is also a living person and a person who pursues beauty in life. Although he chooses not to find a solution in life and love, he finds a solution in creating death when he falls. He didn't taste the beauty of death until he entered hell and merged with the dark light. And at the moment of death, Jack also wanted to escape the dark light. He sang in his mouth, trying to return to life and continue to play the role of death self-righteously. So, he has never really looked directly at death, embraced death, let alone approached the beauty of death. What he enjoys is the right relationship between life and life, and has nothing to do with death.
I believe that there is beauty in death, and I am also waiting for the moment to taste that moment, which must be wonderful. But before that moment, the destiny of man is that he has life, love, and compassion. Don't think that you can go beyond that; it's a ridiculous waste of time. Before the moment of death comes, it is to use all our strength to find beauty and eternity in life.
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