If there is one thing the Sensei can't understand.
It is the very existence of death.
Those who experience it no longer cease to exist.
Therefore, by the logic it stands upon, it is incomprehensible.
Only those who around death can perceive it.
But can you say those who perceive it truly understand it?
They can only cast their own interpretations and cope with such an event but never understand the true fundamentals of what it means when a halo shatters.
And what the owner of the halo could have been thinking and or saying in their last moments.
Her last moments...
Can Sensei understand it?
And what if such an incident occured in the past?
Sensei is able to guide and lead outcomes to his will because he desires it.
Because he believes.
Because he is experienced.
Because he is an adult.
Because he can explain it.
But what happens when such a topic, one that exists but incomprehensible is thrust upon him?
It is not just Sensei that these thoughts would apply to.
But to everyone.
What comes out with the truth?
It's the pieces put together.
The question is: would they accept it that way?
Not even she comprehends her own experience either.
It remains in pieces.
Scattered.
There always has been a way out for her.
But it's clear that's not what she wants.
It is clear that she is right where she wants to be.
And because of that.
Maybe some things are best left forgotten.
Forever.