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The experience of extinction, at a crossroads between life and death, induces a motive to reconsider the essence of life. The sorrow arising from extinction subverts the notion of obsession that made up the world setting oneself as the center, and follows with a consideration of the permanence of the object. The dying fate of the precious person creates overwhelming fear and pain that are completely isolated, but the reality is only flowing through the present surprisingly solidly. In this blatant reality, opposition to other beings, which are still absolute and eternal, takes place one's …