Dance of Death

A dance of death — as if a final act before the approaching end, awaited as deliverance. The clash between the characters gives rise to hatred and bitterness. The brutality escalates into the dimension of war. This struggle turns Alice and Edgar's marriage into a battlefield where all means are allowed and victory is pursued at all costs. This leads to a deformation in the person - he begins to lose his human traits and qualities. The state of bitterness, hatred, and bitterness ultimately destroys a person—his spiritual death occurs before the end of his life's journey, and he discovers the meaninglessness of his existence. This can be called a special form of death during life. What happens to the man? What has happened to him to make him so fierce? And what is this urge that makes him keep fighting, even though the meaning is lost?