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YC:
There's a paint can bucket on the boodely boo.
YA:
I taut you said yer name was Markely?
YC:
There's a snail...can I fuck it? On the stormy sea of Versailles?
YA:
I taut you said yer name was Markely?
EF:
Self-awareness, reason, and imagination have disrupted the "harmony"
which characterizes animal existence. Their emergence has
made man into an anomaly, into the freak of the universe.
He is part of nature, subject to her physical laws and unable to
change them, yet he transcends the rest of nature. He is set
apart while being a part; he is homeless, yet chained to the
home he shares with all creatures. Cast into this world at
an accidental place and time, he is forced out of it, again accidentally.
Being aware of himself, he realizes his powerlessness and the limitations
of his existence. He visualizes his own end: death.
Never is he free from the dichotomy of his existence: he cannot
rid himself of his mind, even if he should want to; he cannot
rid himself of his body as long as he is alive-- and his body
makes him want to be alive.
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