Away from human beings, can we still stick to our inner conscience?
Watching Ruka head towards the desert to find herdsmen, Mir smiled reassuringly. His painstaking efforts were finally not in vain. After going through hardships and dangers, Luka chose to be a new student.
Back in the classroom, the floor is full of mess. In order to save Ruka, Mir has become the target of revenge, and although he is reluctant, he can only leave.
There is no external pressure, all in the inner bondage and morality. This is the dilemma Camus created. If you can call it human, with human morals, there is no escape.
If only I had been married, what does it feel like to have sex with a woman. About to die, Ruka expressed his regrets. Coming to the tavern, Mir paid to help Luka resolve his regrets. He also fell in the arms of the woman, enjoying the long-lost warmth and happiness.
Away from people, we are all prisoners of the heart.
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