"If in the end you discover that what you do and what you think are not the same, and in the end you discover that none of this has an end, then so what? We have never been in the same world, we have never known what the other truly wants to do, what they can do—could it be that this side of things is really our choice?"
If in the end you discover that everything you imagine is not the same as your own, if you feel that your choices are not proportional to your abilities, can it be that they would still go and choose something that only makes themselves suffer more?
Could it be that someone is more important than them? Could it be that someone cares more about their own existence than they do? Could it be that someone is more capable than they are of seeking out the basis for happiness?
