Kafka Melina's messages

He was shy, gentle, and kind, but the books he wrote were frightening and painful. He saw the world as if it were full of evil spirits tearing and destroying helpless humans who defend themselves. He was farsighted and smarter than to make him able to live, and weaker than to fight. He was weak in the way that noble, wonderful people are; people unable to fight against their fear of misunderstanding, malice, or mental deception because they realize their incapacity in advance.