The Law

The Law says that it is powerful. The man does not wish to confront the power head on. He waits for its permission. He waits for power to allow him to pass. The man gives gifts and the Law takes them without care. It is wise that the Law allows the man to exercise all possibilities, to exhaust himself. Power finds and grows in strength because it allows these sorts of actions.
When the man is close to death it is a question that comes. Questions as weapons. The door is meant only for the man. And he never attempted to move beyond. To be courageous. Or curious. And the Law bends down to answer the man's question "for the difference in size between them has increased very much to the man's disadvantage." Obsession AND lack of creativity feed the Law. It grows.