I want to meet Emil. He is guilt-ridden and unintentionally dense and naive. I will enjoy him.
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I want to meet Emil. He is guilt-ridden and unintentionally dense and naive. I will enjoy him.
I only hope it burdens the characters with philosophies—than rather stem from isolation and various existentialist purposelessness, seep into duty with the burden of humanity upon their shoulders, and the betrayal of their comrades from animalistic instinct forming guilt and self-destruction.