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Quotes on the concept of happiness and suffering in the Kosekin world
Death is the greatest blessing, the chief desire of man—the highest aim.
Kohen
Poverty is our greatest happiness, and unrequited love the sweetest lot of man.
Kohen
The Kosekin love death as we love life.
Narrator
Why, if we were not born, how could we know the bliss of dying, or enjoy the sweetness of death?
Kohen
Death, darkness, poverty, want, all that men most live and long for, are mine to satiety.
Chief Pauper
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