i'll liked to point out that it's ironic for the both of them (albert and shiva) to be referred to as one human and one inhuman, when the one that looks and have the most-liked appearance of a human is in truth the inhuman, meanwhile the one that looks far more monstrous and in no way have any trace of human likeness is inevitably the only human among the two, and that for me is rather such a nice touch
also, it's nice to ponder that in the end of the day both shiva and albert are one entity yet you can clearly feel as if them being as they are (separated) is what makes them rather complete... the human heart and the human soul huh
anyway, i do wonder about what had happened to the insiders — to the king and to that priest and what of it the people living inside those walls, i wonder about their faith really... there's still things that are left unsolved but i suppose it is for the best, after all the story is simply about both albert and shiva only, their journey and rather bittersweet memories together, not about resolving the kind of world they've been born into nor the idea that their world must change instead simply just a story of those human and inhuman.
this is so beautiful and well written...
i'll liked to point out that it's ironic for the both of them (albert and shiva) to be referred to as one human and one inhuman, when the one that looks and have the most-liked appearance of a human is in truth the inhuman, meanwhile the one that looks far more monstrous and in no way have any trace of human likeness is inevitably the only human among the two, and that for me is rather such a nice touch
also, it's nice to ponder that in the end of the day both shiva and albert are one entity yet you can clearly feel as if them being as they are (separated) is what makes them rather complete... the human heart and the human soul huh
anyway, i do wonder about what had happened to the insiders — to the king and to that priest and what of it the people living inside those walls, i wonder about their faith really... there's still things that are left unsolved but i suppose it is for the best, after all the story is simply about both albert and shiva only, their journey and rather bittersweet memories together, not about resolving the kind of world they've been born into nor the idea that their world must change instead simply just a story of those human and inhuman.