Who Is He?

It is sometimes difficult for people all over the world to find a real identity that makes them human. To find problems with the purpose of life, they experienced several different clashes in their conscience. These conflicts may interfere with the existential existence of individuals and the world by not letting him or her understand the environment. In Chuck Palahniuk 's novel "The Fight Club", the narrator shows this struggle against internal forces that hinder him from becoming real. He is regarded as a psychiatrist who established a violent organization in various states to harm others with harm.

Please let me diagnose what happened. The man forgot who he is. He is thinking about myself in his own context. I believe he can master what has not been practiced for over 10 years. He wanted to get results he had earlier, but he forgot who he is. He is a man in his thirties. He is in love. His bones are very good. He has a sedentary job. He forgot about Nigeria's old proverb: "I got it without money." It was interpreted loosely that "I was rich once, not today."

Before illness, I can not forget who he is. He does not seem to remember anybody. In ordinary winter, he is no longer a man he has been to as he died suddenly. But he is still alive. He was not born in this new life, he was in trouble at midnight and there was no water at dawn. I knew him when I was young, but I lost him when I was young. Without childhood, he has no parents. We are very strange to him. When he went searching for his own beach, there were ghostly memories. The dark mist of night covered the world that touched his arm. Sometimes the wind blows through the opening of the heavenly rabbit and is chased by Orion's dog. "In the beginning," he asked again "Return to the beginning."

Those who did not talk much at work, his childhood was very difficult. His father is a soldier who dislikes talking with others without permission. He had to suppress his emotions and thoughts, he became a shy person now. His father, soldier became a strict father for the war. His firmness and discipline was admired in the battlefield, but at home, he could not be the usual loving father that his son expects, and he still takes the baggage home and puts it on I took him to his son. Who are you blaming? That man? Because of childhood trauma, does it lead to social jealousy? Are you still my father? Did he fight without fear in order to bring his baggage out of war?