Indeed, none of them know what to do, so none of them have the right to choose. They do not know how to choose or how to solve the problems. They do not know how to achieve what they want, or even what is risky or what the ultimate solution is.
Everyone has things they've done wrong before, and everyone has things they don't know how to make amends for, and these things are unimaginable existences to them.
Perhaps one day they will realize they can't get what they want, and can't even make up for the mistakes they once made. But so what? Their missed opportunities are things they can no longer regret. Whether they ultimately find their actions right or wrong, they can no longer change them?
"We are never our own masters, because we know we can't really act for ourselves. Everywhere is crisis, everywhere are things beyond our imagination, what can we do or say? What we can get for ourselves, nobody knows."
