They sneered, mockingly disbelieving that this child could possess such determination. After all, similar disputes had happened many times, and when had he truly rebelled?
But this time was different. The child dashed out of the house, crossed the path, reached the bridge, leaped off, and died just like that.
Would the parents be sad? Not necessarily. Has anything changed? No. Will similar things still happen in the world? Undoubtedly.
Not just parents and children, but also siblings, superiors and subordinates, and all manner of relationships and stories like these.
In infinite parallel timelines, infinite Mysterious Heaven Ceremonies, among infinite 'them', there are infinite similar stories. Death is not a terrible thing but a form of [liberation].
People fear death because they detest parting, but some long for its arrival because they have nothing in this world.
Yes, death changes nothing.
