| Anya: | Generally speaking, government leaders seldom tire of war games. Their brains are testosterone-intoxicated. |
| Anya: | Well, that is because they seldom have to pay the full price. . . . If they really saw the horror of war they might have second thoughts. |
| Anya: | I'm not sure. Some people seem to become most alive in the midst of horror. They thrive on suffering. |
| Anya: | Yes, such souls do exist in some lower realms. . . . A wise person will not put their energy there. |
End Game
To a child war might see m like an amusin' game. Sul dierz kan be lined up easi ly then quickly k nucked away. Life be more difficult than any imagi nary gamez - characterz evolve kun stantly + rulz uften change. When will we tire uf sanguine pur suits? Gazin' at the stars i t seems thut all hu mmm ambitiuns R so mini scule + invulve s uch meagre fruit. |
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