Dialogue - Losing Humanity :: Dialogue Conversation Essays

Dialogue - Losing almsgivingWeve lost, havent we? her dark eyes turned to him, not pleading, not appealing, just now only stating the undeniable truth.Davids heart wrenched at the loss of innocence, and ultimately, the loss of hope, he aphorism in that gaze. Sera had been his source of inspiration so many epochs in the past that David was half-afraid that hed used up so much of her spark himself that hed left wing none for her. To see her so bitter, so hopeless like this, deletion him deep.Humanity, I mean. Mankind, people - whatever. Weve failed. Were not going to make it, her eyes drifted meaningfully down to the crowd of racist protesters on the street below them.Their cries had reached a crescendo now and they were battering human dummies with their placards. Sera knew what would happen next. In a few minutes, the dummies would be alight and the protesters would be cheering, and eventually, when their excitement had died down a little, theyd go to a pub and get boisterousl y drunk, without a apprehension to the destruction they had caused. Shed seen the alike scene so many times before. So had the history of mankind.Who knows, kid? David shrugged, his own eyes distant. The recess of us that does these things is the alike(p) part that makes us human, the part that got us down from the trees in the prototypical place.Sera snorted bitterly. Theres irony for you, her gaze drifted once more - solely to the sky this time rather than the protesters Were no better, y know. Weve been looking down on these people the same way that theyve been looking down on us. We dont burn dummies in the streets, but its still the same. Her dark eyes shifted once again, this time searching for something in Davids gaze. Understanding perhaps. Them and us, David. Thats what this is all about. It should be just us, but its not. Thats where humanity move down.Her eyes drifted back to the opinion and David reached out and gently took her small relegate in his big one. He c leared his throat awkwardly, capturing her gaze, and though his words were casually said, his eyes were intense. Darlin, I know Im not exactly educated, but Ive been around awhile. And if at that places one thing Ive learnt its that as long as there is one person left in the weight-lift, theres a chance the fight can be won, he said, his gaze flicking to the particular section of the horizon shed been looking at a little while before - the part where the sea met the sky.