Only when such terrible things actually happen to oneself, do people clearly realize that the other side had an absolute advantage from beginning to end.
Just like the gang leader clearly recognized his own situation.
This is indeed a terrible situation, which induces nothing but feelings of intense despair and doesn't really allow for any other thoughts.
Any thoughts are illusions, not real at all.
One must clearly realize how cruel reality can be to muster up the necessary courage to overcome it.
Cruelty isn't what's terrifying, the real question is if individuals have the courage to face it.
When confronted with dire situations, everyone feels powerless at some point.
Feeling like just an ordinary person, without the abilities or qualifications to overcome everything.
But looking at it from another angle, is it really only you who's in this situation?
In essence, everyone is just an ordinary person.
We all confront death, confront the things we can never resist.
