That pond... it needs to be fixed urgently. Garam is starting to realize he’s taken on too much and won’t be able to weather this storm. On the other hand, if he just abandons it to its fate, there are only two possibilities: the Professor (who, by the way, is already taking his first steps toward change) will suffer and start cleaning up this mess, or he’ll suffer and finally accept the fact that he is a knife—and that he never actually needed Eurydice. I don’t even know which outcome I prefer!!
That pond... it needs to be fixed urgently.
Garam is starting to realize he’s taken on too much and won’t be able to weather this storm. On the other hand, if he just abandons it to its fate, there are only two possibilities: the Professor (who, by the way, is already taking his first steps toward change) will suffer and start cleaning up this mess, or he’ll suffer and finally accept the fact that he is a knife—and that he never actually needed Eurydice.
I don’t even know which outcome I prefer!!