"Friendship" is "love," no matter how "authentic" or "beautiful" it may be, and if the close-up had been "another life" foreknowing that it would "hurt both of us," Parger would have been choosing him "again," because he was "liver-hardened" and "didn't turn a hand free."
While there is no "definition" of who misses and "who gets more" tired, "there is" another "999 lives in which a palm-board warrior, Cuppa Pager, has yet to" hurt "his loved ones.
In the end, Chapter 4 questioned whether there was the sort of courage that "dare to give up" as we have and "sparsely" because "one love is the main" of how much "two" love each other, "whether it was" possessed or distanced. "