The Psychology of an Individual

Fighting through life with no expectation beyond the safety of those he loves, Faust moves forward without hope, without belief in meaning. In a world shaped by countless fractured perspectives, where lies and truths hold equal weight… Death has become ordinary, and violence routine. As this reality presses in, his thoughts begin to erode, reshaping his sense of self and value. Morality fades, and purpose thins as time passes. What remains is a single question in some minds: Is cruelty born from people or is it the world, the system itself, that demands it?