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“I fear pain.” She met his eyes with unwavering doubt. “I fear the agony of flames, I fear the stab of a knife, the suffocation of drowning. Death is an escape from worldly senses, and all I want is to not suffer or be afraid when I am living in this world – or dying in it.”
In her death, she could truly escape. I can be free.
If she does not breathe, I will incinerate the world.
If the world thinks I am hateful now, just wait until they see me if she is taken from it.
He would set fire to the world around him, but never let a flame touch her.
