
THE MADE UP CHARM
The antihero, a politically correct figure, always flees forward, without looking back, driven by fear of ridicule; cosmetically, he throws himself face-first into the frozen lake, without having groped the bottom or the state of the water, and is ready to come out shivering, although displaying the cynicism of his sardonic laugh; He has an insurmountable aversion, not to failure, unthinkable for him, but to being seen as a failure, a feeling that he makes up, without blushing, simulating, and even convincing himself of being an implacable target, of envy and mistrust. He often flaunts his unique gift to block the deadly slash of the Sword of Damocles with his arms.
He orients himself with his peculiar moral compass, manipulated and devoid of magnetization towards the north, for him, determined and loquaciously strives to introduce his own, and «impeccable», values, generally different from those, recognized and accepted, by the society in which he lives.
Traces of genius and sarcasm can often be found in many of today’s antiheroes.
Strictly personal value judgment; any resemblance to the idiosyncrasies of certain patricians in society is purely coincidental
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