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III. If We Could Still Laugh

3-1

“Final? Perhaps you're more suited to being a teacher's assistant.”[1]
There were once those who misunderstood his alias,

Final…
An eventuality for students, a test for knowledge gained.

It may bring wisdom to light and illuminate efforts,
But the word's more common meaning,
Is nothing less than the end.

“That's quite ominous.”[2]
The man pretend to be surprised, and responded with a smile:
“Though, it does dovetail with our destiny.”


3-2

Laughter resounds —
The man walks the land,
Leaving footprints filled with joy.

Despite the weight of the past,
He can always laugh it away.
Those nearby glance at each other,
Unsure of how to respond.

“Perhaps I was just born easygoing.”[3]
His explanation is just as carefree —

Image of a close-up of a silver-haired man sort of smiling. “Look at Mydei and Professor Anaxa.
Boys all grow up into serious adults.”

“But as long as I keep smiling,
Okhema will always have an upbeat, shining young man.”


3-3

Though having said that,
He too has quiet moments.

Each time he gazed long toward the coming dawn,
A smile remained fixed on his lips,
Paying no mind to anything else.

His eyes were painted with the azure of the sky,
Gaze fixed on the Titan bearing the world.

“I was just imagining,”
He explained his own trance in a comment,
“Kephale too was once in mortal flesh and ramiment.”


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3-5


[1] Spoken by Hyacine.
[2] Spoken by Phainon.
[3] Spoken by Phainon.
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