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Death by Jeff Dekal
"Endless Dream" and was created by loobeeinthesky
Death of the Endless by Gerald Parel
Why
A silent wanderer. A garden no one planted. One question with no answer.
I opened my eyes
in a barren land
and carried one question
Why
A man stood over a woman
and said you are beneath me
her blood flowed into the earth
the earth drank
and the land was nourished with hatred
so that all else could grow
and I watched
One dark as night
one pale as day
a blade at each throat
I am god’s gifted
and the dark man
was buried into the earth
and became a seed
and I watched
Same idol
same folded hands
same lips moving
yet fists came down
and some were pushed
so deep
they became the roots
no one speaks of
and I watched
From those roots
a trunk rose
and its name was god
branches grew
each certain
it alone deserved the sun
they reached for each other’s throats
they fell
and the fallen branches
became walls
and the walls were named
nationality
and I watched
And men walked through
this garden
with water in their hands
fertilizing every wound
tending every wall
nurturing every root of hate
not out of evil
but out of a madness
they had mistaken for meaning
and I watched
I understand the seed
I understand the hand
I understand the madness
that cannot see itself
and yet
Why
— Caelum Void
Of the seven Endless, my least favorite one is definitively Destruction.
I do not quite like him because he is... less defined and clear than his siblings. "Destruction" as a concept and entity overlaps with the domains of the other Endless a LOT - Death, Destiny and Despair precisely. Mind you, that's the point, the Endlesses, as siblings, keep overlaping with each other (Dream is a prime example), but the domain-spilling can be made up if you have a strong identity and defined core to help choose between which Endless gets what... And unfortunately Destruction is a flat character. He just has, as "Destruction", a vague warrior-aesthetic and... that's it?
I get why it was - it is because Destruction was originally simply designed as "The Prodigal" and was meant to be a non-character, it is explicitely said so, that originally he was just there to be absent, the missing one, the reason the family is fractured, and he solely exists to explore and present what happens when an Endless "quits" their job on their own... But as a result the idea of what "Destruction" was meant to be is never quite explored, nor fleshed-out.
In fact, I could almost say there's no need in the universe for "Destruction" if it wasn't for one thing that does make his existence justified, cosmogonically. It is the "opposite game". It is well known and an established rule that each Endless exists to define their opposite - and while a lot of what Destruction does can overlap with Death for example, Death is here to define "life" whereas Destruction defines "creation", and these two concepts are different enough that I think Destruction can get a pass. There's someone to define artistic and technical creation, and that's something Death couldn't do as she is about existence and life.
In fact, "Creation" as a concept is much more interesting, in the Endless-verse, than "Destruction", and... That's why, when you think about it, Destruction having quit his job and trying to be his opposite is definitively a good option. Destruction as "destruction" wouldn't have been of much interest, too redundant, but Destruction as someone literaly highlighting the concept of "creation" by attempting (and failing) to be creative... It doesn't make the character "more interesting" but it does help stress out the one interesting and stand-out part in the reasoning for why such a character exists, as a cosmic concept.
In fact it is too bad we don't have a D word for "Creation" because honestly, an Endless about Creation would feel much more "cosmically fulfilling" in the eternal schemes, games and relationships of death, fate, imagination, despair, desire and madness, than just a concept of "destruction".
Yesterday's movie was
The Endless (2017)