The Killer Resolution

First of all.... thank you sooooo much for your very interesting comments on my previous blog "The Killer". I think it had already turned to be one of the most interesting blog I've had so far. Well... a lot of you are asking me why I wrote such a blog. Here I come....

The only point I had was to see how you guys think of this particular incident. It's truly interesting for me to read and find out how we can be so similar and different at the same time. Out of the same story, we interpret it differently in our own way. Let me reprise what happened:

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An afternoon of a heated day,
a little girl was sitting by the window reading a book.
All of the sudden, she heard a fuzzy sound of a flying insect.
It caught her ears.
(What's the heck is that?!?!)
She turned around and looked.
(Ouch..)
What she found was a flying fly trying to escape from the killing capture of a spider.
(stun .... ow... what shall I do?!?!
ow... I don't wanna see the fly die here ...
ow... cruel spider ... ow... the fly is definitely trapped...
ow... how can I help?
ow.. ow.. think.. think.. think...)
The poor fly couldn't do anything except putting together all the strength it has to attempt to flee itself.
(ow.. that's such an instinct of the prey)
The girl stared straight at the hunter and its poor victim.
(ow.. that's so sad... I don't think the fly will be freed.
Most of all, I don't think I can help the fly without accidentally killing them both...)
She looked...
(it's such a cruel thing to see)
looked...
(but I don't think I can intervene)
and looked.
(sigh... it's the natural phenomenon. It's the food web.
I need to accept and get by with...)
It was a little while until the poor victim was taken away its soul.
(sigh again... it's the TRUTH! Accept it!)
The girl sighed and went back to her reading.

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So what do you think? This was pretty much what I thought when I saw the incidence. Yes, that little girl represented me. Btw, I don't think I mentioned it happened in my house. It was actually in the library! I slightly opened the window cuz it was really hot that day and that's how those insects got inside. There was no spider web and the spider was only slightly bigger than the fly. And you know how big the fly usually is.

This story portrays very well how people seem similar but yet are very different. Even their actions seem the same (in this case : help or not helping the fly), but what they have in their mind can be totally different. As long as you do not know their intentions, thoughts, reasons or whatever they have in mind, never to assume or apply your own reason to justify other people's actions. People are born differently, raised differently, living lives differently and experiencing things differently, therefore, they see, perceive, and interpret things differently. It's surely very important to take into account and attempt to find out explanations to the "WHY" question in the "WHAT" people do.


DO YOU AGREE? and WHY? (or Why NOT?)