WHAT - 2004 space CELL
a demonstrative pronoun,
something that does not need to be said or something that is not particular, objects, events.
"'What' is that? 'What' did I ask to hand me? I wonder 'what' keeps him in agony so much. Iam hungry so I think I have to eat 'whatever.' 'What' chased me in my dream?"
Extra emotions like boredom, wearisomeness, and ambiguity are relatively so important that we cannot help noticing them and, at the same time, remaining in irony. Ambiguity is ambiguous so that we never know what is clear and what is not - neither when ambiguously explaning about ambiguity nor when clearly explaining about ambiguity. Yet, it is important that what Iam interested in is neither clarity nor keenness but irony and fludity.
a demonstrative pronoun,
something that does not need to be said or something that is not particular, objects, events.
"'What' is that? 'What' did I ask to hand me? I wonder 'what' keeps him in agony so much. Iam hungry so I think I have to eat 'whatever.' 'What' chased me in my dream?"
Extra emotions like boredom, wearisomeness, and ambiguity are relatively so important that we cannot help noticing them and, at the same time, remaining in irony. Ambiguity is ambiguous so that we never know what is clear and what is not - neither when ambiguously explaning about ambiguity nor when clearly explaining about ambiguity. Yet, it is important that what Iam interested in is neither clarity nor keenness but irony and fludity.
So, even though I hope that my current story has genuine pathos from sharp ears, speed of understanding the circumstance, sincere humors and true feelings on lightness, I still have to consider that this is possibly a nonsensicial gag. Anyway, it is meaningless to ask 'why' if there is no 'what'.
2004, soo jung
