The innocence of his injustice | Novel

“The soul always desires its prison.” At first glance, you may think that this saying is nothing but mere nonsense, but take a moment to think about it for just a few seconds, and you will find that it is the most true of all the sayings. We have always preferred darkness to light. We enjoy sadness more than joy. We are more comfortable with crying than laughter. We tend towards black more than white. We have even appointed him king on the throne of colors. So do not be surprised when I tell you that the soul desires its imprisonment as long as it prefers the side. The darkness, so what's stopping her from getting used to her prison?? When you ask someone would you rather prison or freedom? His answer without thinking is (freedom, of course). But if he thought even for a second, he would know that the correct answer is (prison). We built prisons for ourselves and lived in them for years and years until we became accustomed to them and could no longer accept freedom. We loved the walls of those prisons that we built out of loneliness, guilt, hatred, or fear. It does not matter what prison you imprison yourself in, it will remain a prison in the end, and the ugliest type of prison is the prison of injustice. To oppress yourself and become the judge and executioner and condemn yourself to eternal imprisonment. Will you remain isolated from the world within the walls of your prison if you are given the opportunity to be free? Do you reject that pardon and apply to extend your prison term? What if someone broke into your private prison and messed with the rules you set for yourself?