Character: Monokoma
... I'm very serious.
Suicide is such an irreversible act.
The definition of the word "murder" changes from era to era. If murder is abnormal, then the greatest heroes of every generation must have been insane. Sometimes murders that are justified by society are much more abnormal than those that are condemned!
Every new day deserves a holiday!
Even the darkest things can suddenly turn bright!
Anyone can kill a person in a hot flash. Surprisingly, few can do this with calculated intent. Making a decision and then putting that decision into action is much more difficult than just giving vent to emotions. It's all about preparation. Determination.
As long as we are alive, each of us has moments that we want to keep secret from the rest!
If fate really exists... does this mean that your future is determined from the moment you are born? If all your *yesterdays* exist only to form your *tomorrow*... is your future as inevitable as your past? I don't know. So I'm still alive - I just don't know. That's why I'm so desperately clinging to life!
Order and stability are based on sacrifice and universal responsibility!
Judging others is a burden that is very difficult to bear.
You know, there's nothing more immoral than an unwavering pursuit of justice. Did not the people themselves come to regard it as a sacred duty to start wars in the name of justice?
Friendship penetrates the boundaries of death!
Freedom can exist *only* because of the rules.
Any idiot can achieve a goal if he goes to it slowly. Even absolute mediocrity can create a masterpiece if you work on it all your life! Someone who does something quickly is definitely smart and deserves admiration.
The rules are restrictive, but they also protect. In society, for example, there would be complete chaos if there were no laws.
