Description
Nonsense was a man who lived a very reclusive life. He remained silent most of the time and only expressed his opinions through the tentacles on his skin. He could manipulate and contort these appendages to create a well-crafted vocabulary, but no one bothered to listen to him. They dismissed him as speaking nonsense, unworthy of being heard.
Then one day, Nonsense’s throat began to glow, and he started humming a tune that was incredibly addictive. The sound drew a large crowd around him, and just as suddenly, he exploded, taking everyone with him in his death. It turned out that what Nonsense had been muttering about all along was the end of times, a prediction that proved to be true.
The tragic end of Nonsense’s life serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of dismissing others as unimportant or unworthy of our attention. It also highlights the importance of listening to what others have to say, even if it may seem like nonsense at first glance. You never know what kind of valuable insights or warnings may be hidden behind seemingly nonsensical words or actions.
