-1 Prologue- The Monologue

"People say that life is what you make of it. Of course, part of that is true. But you can't change what you're born with. You don't choose who you're born with. You don't choose to be born.

Perhaps the experience of life is worthwhile for some - but even for them - death brings the end to their happiness. And for those who never wanted to live, life is merely a pointless experience down the line.

Even...

Even pointless experiences are experiences.

Death ends all experiences, both good and bad. The stronger the sorrow, the more you'll appreciate happiness. I think those who experience the most hardships in life are the ones who get the most out of life.

They tell you to wait it out. Sooner or later, life will surely turn better.

But don't wait it out. Are you sure life will magically take a turn for the better? Sometimes, change comes from you.

The saying does have some truth. As long as you are alive, you have the ability to make the change. Should you wait and wonder where your life has gone? Or...

Should you take it prematurely?

I'm not the one who makes decisions for you. I'm not you. But that doesn't mean I can't tell the difference between good and bad ones.

In a world where nothing ever happens, perhaps that little bit of magic is what makes the difference."

"Okay, good speech and all, but why are you reading it to me?" He asked.

"'Cause you make stupid decisions."