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Re: It's death

#4
Can a kind soul write down their interpretation of the story? I didn't quite get it.

[Edit]: Thanks for all the explanations!

Re: It's death

#6
post #4

Can a kind soul write down their interpretation of the story? I didn't quite get it. [Edit]: Thanks for all the explanations!

Don’t sweat the small stuff

Re: It's death

#7
post #4

Can a kind soul write down their interpretation of the story? I didn't quite get it. [Edit]: Thanks for all the explanations!

I'm not quite sure I got it either, but I guess this is probably the main gist:

> by the time most people wind up here, they’ve got plenty of regrets. Nobody gets it all right. You’re born, and then you go through life making the choices that you think are the best given the information you have at the time, and you don’t always have all the information to make the right choices. Do yourself a favour and forgive yourself for any failings on your part, you’re only human after all

Re: It's death

#9
I don't really get it, but still kind of liked it?

I enjoyed the abstractness of the story and the disjointedness of the time aspects. I don't disagree with the salience of the point Death made but it kind of felt like an exposition dump in a movie.

Not that I'm a good writer (or reader tbh) but I think focusing more on the first kind of writing and less on the second would have connected more with me.

Re: It's death

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post #4

Can a kind soul write down their interpretation of the story? I didn't quite get it. [Edit]: Thanks for all the explanations!

I’m going to annoy people who actually wield this language well. I feel like there’s less of a clear point and more of an aesthetic. Like not even metaphorical or allegorical. It’s just the overall feel of wandering and pointlessness that creates a sense of calm.
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