177 It seems to me that this chapter dictated the main difference between the attitude of Compton and Garam.«MY PIANO IS NOT HATRED FOR WHAT CAUSED ME PAIN» Compton's piano hates its pain.
Then just thoughts: I like that Garam’s music is imbued with love for Heejae. Garam was the only one who didn't listen to Heejae's advice. He alone carried his purity through his vague rage. He tried to hate like everyone else, but he couldn't. Good music is born from a heart filled with love. Garam had always loved. Tenderly, inexperiencedly, but he loved. He sought comfort and embrace. And in the end Garam saw a lonely man who deep down yearned for spiritual intimacy but feared it.
177 It seems to me that this chapter dictated the main difference between the attitude of Compton and Garam.«MY PIANO IS NOT HATRED FOR WHAT CAUSED ME PAIN» Compton's piano hates its pain.
Then just thoughts:
I like that Garam’s music is imbued with love for Heejae. Garam was the only one who didn't listen to Heejae's advice. He alone carried his purity through his vague rage. He tried to hate like everyone else, but he couldn't. Good music is born from a heart filled with love. Garam had always loved. Tenderly, inexperiencedly, but he loved. He sought comfort and embrace. And in the end Garam saw a lonely man who deep down yearned for spiritual intimacy but feared it.