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Why Would A Father's Desire To Die In A Brave New World
Why would a father want his son to go through so much hardship just so his death can revenge, and not care about the consequence that will afflict his son.
Even though, he is stuck between both worlds which apparently is like hell, one could argue that he chooses to be stuck between both worlds because of his desire to revenge is murder is greater, then going to the next world and wait for justice. Most people believe in a higher power, so they justice will be meant in the next world if it wasn’t in the world. Plus, why would the king be punish by god for being murder? for something that was not in his hand or his fault?
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