a meticulous plan wasn’t necessary for a death to have been intended. All it took sometimes was a vague desire for selfdestruction in order for a person to become just a little more careless when crossing the road or leaning out of the train, to become just a little less vigilant when lighting a firecracker or fixing a hole in the roof, all it took sometimes was a silent halfwish for oblivion in order for the line between accidental death and planned death to be blurred,
