All the names | José Saramago

All names by José Saramago ... It is not fair in any case to forget the hardships of the living, and it is more than true and known that death, whether due to a lack of inherent efficiency or due to malicious intent through experience, does not choose its victims according to the length of their lives that they have lived, and that is a behavior, we say that in parentheses, that ends up, if we believe the various philosophical and religious references that have addressed the subject, to evoke in the human being, in a reflective manner, and through a sometimes contradictory and diverse flow, a strange effect of mental escalation of the natural fear of death. However, death can never be accused of leaving an elderly person forgotten in an unlimited way in the world, just because they become increasingly old every day, without any known merit or apparent reason.