When you start thinking and seeing things in systems you begin to realize who truly is evil and the rare kinds of people no one gets along with 100% for conflict of dynamics will always interfere with needs and different forms of help are never asked but shown in behaviors masked by radical languages and contradictory actions. Everyone is a statistic in a system, there is no escape even when you are born your records written remain after death, and no amount of surgeries or passports will hide a person’s past to move on to the future. A person’s conscious is what makes them human and both a monster because an individual is capable, no matter how good, or evil as long as it aligns with that person or whatever influences the moment to their choices. It comes a prophecy, a project, a projection, and a dilemma over complicating such simple needs that are neglected to spiral into loss of sanity, that inevitable doom of a conscience losing its purpose of meaning. It becomes nothing, only if the physical body dies with a person’s internal states. That is reality, the delusion would break only after death after trying to make sense of the final moments of their life paralyzed from speaking, the mind shows it through the eyes and memories of only that person who has lived through it, not the others who are outside of it. I think that is what makes the conscious so interesting.