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Existentialism
Fyodor Dostoevsky (1821 - 1881) |
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When
the Inquisitor stops speaking, he waits a little while for the
prisoner to answer him. He finds His silence disconcerting.
He has seen the captive listening all the while quietly and
attentively looking him straight in the eye, and apparently
not wishing to respond. The old man wants Him to say something,
no matter how unpleasant and terrible. But He suddenly approaches
the old man in silence and calmly kisses him on his bloodless
ninety-year old lips. That is his only response. - The Grand
Inquisitor, The Brothers Karamazov
Ce
qu'on fait n'est jamais compris mais seulement loué ou blâmé.
Nietzsche, Gay Science |
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