Zorn, he saw it all too, but he didn’t see God. I suppose I didn’t see God either, but I knew Him, felt Him. Out of the three of us, I am the only one, perhaps, who sees the beauty of a sunset, sees the beauty through the tragedy. If Daniel has gone mad because he can’t accept it, Zorn has gone mad because he can’t understand it, or won’t. If there’s a meaning to things, I suppose that’s scary too. Seeing the world, seeing it all play out, Zorn spoke first, repeating that old preacher’s cry of havel havelim.
Abel’s Walk
Tale Told 