Can self-exile be redeemed?

Brody 2022-04-19 09:02:57

I saw the agony of Survival in the Wild in Bora X, and I saw Christopher's break in Pierre. With a wealthy family background, a bright future, and a secure relationship, because of their pursuit of the truth and hatred of illusion, they chose to make a complete break and tear it apart, and seek their inner redemption by means of self-exile.



I don't understand the beliefs of Westerners, and beliefs are a very vague thing to me, so it is difficult for me to accept this way of treating life.



Pierre did not fall in love with Elizabeth for the sake of redemption, but was summoned by a mysterious power deep within himself and took her to the world with all his might. I would rather think so.



I am more and more afraid of the pursuit of the truth. Sometimes I would rather be in a state of chaotic ignorance, which makes me feel safe. Although I will feel uneasy inside, I don't want to be hurt, so I choose not to face it for the time being. I think this kind of panic will keep me from despairing when the truth comes.



A perfect life often hides the illusion of incompleteness and danger. So don't get caught up in this illusion. You have to understand that the world is made of imperfections, so it is impossible for everyone not to make mistakes. Can't forgive, the one who hurts the most is yourself, and the way of breaking up may have an impact on this world full of illusions? Still nothing has changed?



Is it better redemption to forgive people's mistakes and to remedy them with a positive attitude? Am I too weak?

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Pola X quotes

  • Margherite: Be careful! You dream of writing a mature work, but your charm lies in your thorough immaturity. You dream of setting fire to God knows what, of rising above your times like a dazzling cloud, leaving everyone terrified and admiring. But you weren't born for that, Pierre! You don't even believe it yourself.