Part 1: Hardness and fear borne from loss. Hardness softened by love. But love with fear due to being borne from loss.
Hardness from being alone, and fear of love due to being left alone. Finding love increases fear of losing that love. Conflicted due to responsibility.
Love borne from loss leads to terrible acts.
Uncertain what happened. Guilty due to being a subject of what possibly lead to terrible acts, but afraid to know due to fear of losing love and being left alone.
Part 2: Love is conflicted due to uncertainty and guilt. Further hardened due to this conflict, and possibly the latent fear of being left alone. Confliction starts to allow for love and forgiveness. Disaster takes away opportunity for reconciliation.
Loss leads to hardness and hatred. Hatred leads to revenge and a terrible act. Revenge gives way to restraint.
Loss leads to pain and hatred. New love causes confliction. Hatred and seeking revenge blocks love and leads to terrible acts, which leads to failure and pain. Failure and pain gives way to love, but hatred still causes confliction.
Loss leads to further hardness and wandering. Wandering leads to love. Love provides clarity. Clarity leads to living differently. Encountering danger results in disaster.
Loss leads to hatred and anger. Anger leads to seeking revenge, which leads to failure and pain. Pain, failure and anger leads to obsession. Obsession leads to opportunity.
Opportunity resurfaces hatred and blinds from love. Hatred leads to obsession, which leads to danger. Obsession blinds from danger and leads to pain, which leads to success and opportunity for revenge.
Revenge creates danger. Pain and seeing love reminds of love lost and causes confliction. Confliction leads to clarity and empathy, which leads to mercy.
Hatred, obsession, and seeking revenge blinds from love and leads to loss and pain.
Feeling loss and pain and remembering love allows for clarity and empathy.