I wanted to talk about it more, but I got tired of typing stuff haha. I also took that scene of the lady leaving behind the flowers to mean in a metaphorical sense that she was passing on the torch of love and liberation to Myul Mang so he could pass it on to Dong Kyung. Aww thanks girl!! Oh no!! He has finally become free of the shackles of his old life. Hmmm if Dong Kyung dies after Myul Mang is made human… what would happen.
Let me think about this. Well that would suck lol. On the bright side, at least they were able to get married? In both Pinocchio and Thus Spoke Zarathustra, one of the main concepts is metamorphosis. It was also a central idea in DAYS. One is always growing and transforming into something entirely different. Life is which always overcomes itself. It destroys and creates itself, getting more powerful each time it does so.
This notion can be applied to your own lives. I sure hope not. In doing so, one grows to become a stronger individual. Sometimes the catalyst for growth and transformation is love for others while other times its pain and suffering either mental or physical. Bottom line, we must always overcome everything to grow. The power to do so lies within yourself.
Rather would I perish than forswear this; and verily, where this is perishing and a falling of leaves, behold, there life sacrifices itself — for power.
That I must be struggle and a becoming and an end and an opposition to ends — alas, whoever guesses which is my will should also guess on what crooked paths it must proceed. I would hope you all have recognized that each character is overcoming themselves so that they can become something greater. The power to do so can only come from within herself. How do any of us overcome obstacles in own lives?
By discovering our inner strength and will to keep going. Everyone will have to go encounter many obstacles for the rest of their lives.
All of this is cyclic. Prevalent in DAYS is the theme of choices. Think about all the choices Dong Kyung has made thus far. For example, Dong Kyung chose the job she worked in because it was the first company to contact her. She chose to never voice her opinions because that was easier than the alternative. She chose death over life because dying is easi er than living. Dong Kyung wanted to die herself because it was easier than having to face death of a loved one and the many associated pains that stems from loss a loved one.
No, not really. A few years ago, I nearly died while attending a dinner party. I was randomly and brutally attacked by an 80lb dog. My only thought during that time was that I hope it would be quick. Fast forward to last year when I lost my grandma. She had lived with me all my life and practically raised me since my parents were working all the time.
When she died, I felt like my whole world was destroyed. In the months following her death, I thought to myself I should chose to never love again because at least then I would spare myself the experience of feeling this immense pain and suffering again and again.
What we do have a say in is how we handle their deaths. We can choose to love and lose again or not at all. We can choose to embrace life and death in its totality or deny it altogether. We can chose to grow or not. My grams was quite an extraordinary person. Despite experiencing some unbearable tragedies in her life, she never let any of them weigh her down and was always light and cheery. I mean my grams was nearly a century old dinosaur who loved to zoom down hills with me in a golf cart.
She was always such a free, unrestricted, and flexible person. She was also a really eccentric person. I dreaded hearing them and often I would try my best to prevent her from giving them. That was her final lesson and joke. HAHA, good one Grams. So where was I going with this anecdote?
Oh right. The ostrich runs faster than the fastest horse, but even he buries his head gravely in the grave earth; even so the man who has not yet learned to fly. Earth and life seem grave to him; and thus the spirit of gravity wants it. But whoever would become light and a bird must love himself. One must love to love oneself —thus I teach— with a wholesome and healthy love, so that one can bear to be with oneself and need not roam.
That is because he carries on his shoulders too much that is alien to him. Like a camel, he kneels down and lets himself be well loaded. Especially the strong, reverent spirit that would bear much: he loads too many alien grave words and values on himself, and then life seems like a desert to him. In one of the chapters of TSZ, Nietzsche talked about how generous old ladies are the way they are because they had been victims of having to carry many burdens their entire life. Anyways, the thing about burden is its freaking infectious and a prison.
From you, it spreads to those surrounding you and its like everyone is in a freaking prison of burden. So how to put an end to all of this? Simple… learn to love yourself. And then it becomes a gift that keeps on giving. When applying this to Dong Kyung, one can see that because she hates herself a lot, it becomes detrimental to both herself and those surrounding her. I hope in the last episodes, she will finally learn to love herself and her fate love it all—pain and joy so that she can become liberated.
Life as a whole is not a tragedy. I mean even when Dong Kyung was experiencing all those bad luck events in the beginning, I found it funny. Sometimes, things are so painful that the only thing one can do is to laugh. Or maybe as her parents were dying they had wished Dong Kyung would have a happy life and Dora being the slave had to obey their will. Therefore, Dora had to set things in motion by dying during that time. Whether the writer will go into that is left in the air.
It was beyond amazing!!!!!! I kept watching this show because of you all! To the writer, I have this to say: Thank you for writing a script and inspiring me to reread Thus Spoke Zarathustra. Whelp I hope you all have enjoyed reading whatever I have wrote!
Best advice I can give everyone with regards to this show is think in the least obvious way. Filed under doomatyourservice doom at your service myul mang myulmang parkboyoung park bo young seoinguk seo in guk I think my grandma was the Overman old people are the best philosophers of life nietzsche I'm a dancing star doom longing perishing I feel like I'm Zarathustra creation destruction creative destruction dong kyung tak dong kyung dongkyung It'll all be okay people Life is an endless roller coaster ride.
Thank you for your answers and for your patience! How can he be sure that by his disappearing, DK is gonna be safe and well? And I agree : the writing is sometimes not very clear. For instance, it is never clearly explained which wish MM is able to fulfill and why or why not.
I just love their portraying of the story and I can cry buckets of tears even if I don't understand it all What matters more is that Dong Kyung learns to grow from her experience to love life, have a will to live, and always overcome whatever comes her way. How can anyone be sure that whoever they leave behind will be ok? Have faith in them just rewatch that ending scene in Ep 14 lol.
Again, I discussed about wills, wishes, slaves, and masters for a reason. Big picture….. One is constantly growing and transforming. Pain and suffering can help one to grow. One should always strive to overcome oneself to become someone new.
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