Music flowed,candle light flickered,people around talked high-spiritly,and I was sitting alone,in the dark, being overwhelmed by a gust of melancholy which was from nowhere.
Chris, who was from the movie"Man on Fire" ,claimed himself "a lost sheep" when he encountered an old bible-oriented woman in a school. I didn’t know why he said so.However, he was a body guard who did’t need to make a choice from two paradoxical and disturbing options–To Be Or Not To Be. For him, as a body guard, there would be To Kill Or To Be Killed instead of the dilemma of To Be Or Not To Be. Obviously,It’s not a choice to a body guard at all. To Kill would be picked out invariably with an impulse of instinct.
So. I didn’t get him while he said he was a lost sheep…I didn’t agree with his lost…Oh..Being lost, a claim so sentimental…had nothing to do with a guy whoese profession was a body guard…It should be those people, leading an easy and safe life, like me who should think about , ponder on, and suffer from.