Will you Carry your Fire ?
<p>A few months ago, I experienced <strong>“The Road”.</strong><br />
The movie tells the story of a father and his son in an apocalyptic world.<br />
The trumpets have sounded, but a few have been forgotten on earth.<br />
The earth is now a circle of hell, and it’s in these ashes that a father must protect his son. Imagine having to sail through hell, having to protect an innocent being you love with all your soul.<br />
That’s the experience of “The Road”.</p>
<p>When you read this novel or see the movie: it’s dark.<br />
One of the most darkest experience i ever had.<br />
This world is vile, dirty, disgusting.<br />
The “humans” who inhabit it are awful.<br />
Some scenes will stay with you forever.<br />
There’s a “before” and an “after” The Road.<br />
95% of post-apo universes are health ballads compared to this one.<br />
It’s often something bloggers say to pique their readers’ curiosity. But not this time. I don’t want to whet your curiosity, but to put out a warning.<br />
<strong>To experience this film or book is to visit the lowest strata of what humankind has to offer.</strong></p>
<p>So, why hurt yourself?<br />
Why break your heart on purpose by viewing this type of content?<br />
Paradox of this tale.<br />
<strong>In the story with the least hope, the author manages to convey infinite amount of hope.</strong></p>
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