Perhaps if they stayed in this place forever, they wouldn't starve, and it might be quite enjoyable, but they would never know what lies beyond.
Endlessly wandering in the same place might be joyful at first, but gradually it would become tiresome. They felt these challenges brought them no benefit. Now, everything around them seemed to scream that they had made a mistake.
They knew they could never justify anything based on their judgments alone; it was something they must accept over time. If they gave everything for themselves, it might also mean they were sacrificing for others in a way!
"Everything seems so fragile here. No one knows what world they truly live in. In the middle of it all, no one knows right from wrong, no one knows why everything trembles, because everything is erroneous!"
Will everything in the end tell them what they should possess? Or will everything eventually reveal how wrong all they have now is?
