Most legal systems don't fight for the truth, they fight for a verdict
in their client's favor. Because, often, the truth is an "ugly thing" to
those who stand to "seek it". The policemen, the prosecutors, the
defense attorneys, the judges, they're all in the pocket of the nation.
People talk, money shouts. The true crime, Wright, is believing we can
own humanity.
Anybody can be part of the legal system. Doesn't matter who you are or
how much work you've done. Just walk into court with a badge and a suit,
and nobody is any the wiser.
There's never one bad guy, or even a list of them. It's a spectrum of
people, saints and sinners, good and evil; not to mention the neutrals
caught up in all of this. But the truth is that there's no such thing as
a good person or a bad person. They're only assigned those labels from
our perspectives as people.
Is the ending only bad because it's built on the bodies of humanity?
Because we all float individually in our own sacs, dreaming of our own
perfect worlds, whilst the god of our own demise feeds off our withering
bodies? Maybe you have a problem with that... I never had a choice.
That cacophonous array of sounds that pierces my mind, forces me to stay
awake through the living horrors that encapsulate my existence. What a
mess, I say, what a mess.