But, is it good or bad to have a heart?
The human heart is unpredictable in time and space, even in the space of thought.
It cannot be imitated, it cannot be copied, it cannot be repeated. . .
As a result, even the certainty of that moment has become precious.
It is because we all have a heart of our own, a human heart that we cannot even fathom.
Therefore, maybe we don't need others to give ourselves a heart.
Too much trouble.
The needs of lonely human beings are always looking for something that can make up for their shortcomings and emptiness as soon as possible.
In an increasingly convenient and direct world, pets, toys, and the second dimension are really more suitable for you than another human heart.
Because in such a world, the choice is entirely in one's own hands.
Everything seemed so certain, so safe.
Send me another heart, no no, it's too troublesome, how can I take care of it?
Why fall in love with her? Why does it have to be her?
Such problems, with the passage of time, become pale and feeble.
In fact, everyone is the same.
At that point in time, in that mood, whoever appears at that given place is the same, right?
We call that coincidence "Fate", this term is just trying to escape the terrible fact that "everyone is the same"?
We feel the lack of loneliness and the love of loneliness with our hearts.
The person who provides love gradually becomes a functional manifestation.
Other additional services, because of the unpredictability of the human heart, do not know whether it will be transformed into harm or surprise.
Therefore, people sigh "if life is only as first seen".
Because that moment is the moment when the lack and loneliness are made up, the happiest time.
The follow-up additions, timid humans, have long been unable to bear.
"What I like is you who can accompany me quietly."
"My favorite, you who support me silently."
"I just want to travel the world with you." "I
want to get off work every day and eat your own hands. Cooked meals.”
All the language of happiness and love, right?
But how much "functionality" and "exclusivity" are there in the middle?
Everything comes from "I need".
As for whether you have to, or whether you need it all the time. The God of Time and Space slowly raised the corner of his mouth.
We are happy to hear such a confession,
perhaps, just because we need to feel "needed."
People, who knows?
The creator of the air doll, Oda Kirito, has always had compassionate eyes. Like parents, like God.
When it was made, I don't know why a heart was created.
The creator does not know why human beings have a heart, and parents do not know what kind of heart a child will have.
After having a heart, have you been sad all the time? Are there happy times?
In the end, both humans and dolls have become combustible or non-burnable garbage.
The remnant body shows whether this life is treated well by the world.
The scene where the doll and Oda Kirito thanked each other said:
No matter whether it is cherished or not, having a heart is precious.
That heart doesn't belong to anyone else, it only belongs to me.
Very lonely, very private secret.
But that is also, the only freedom.
So please cherish your heart.
Don't give it to others, it may be troublesome for others.
Enjoy the freedom and insight brought by the heart, but also bear the pain and helplessness.
Life is like the seeds of dandelion, fluttering in the wind.
Soft, yet surprisingly strong.
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