neúspný

Neúspné (also known as Nesmrtelnost or Immortalitate) is the Czech poetic drama written by Jaroslav Havlíček in 1910. The play's content revolves around the story of Christ, portrayed as a regular human being, and his colleagues who strive to defy death. They attempt to break the connection between existence and mortality through use of various methods.

The story begins with a conversation among the characters, during which they ponder over the concept of immortality. Some of them try to rise above their human form, discussing how they embrace their true self in an array of individual ways. They try to achieve their goal by accepting suffering, throughout various failures and trials, showing that death's inevitability won't stop their pursuits.

Different thoughts are expressed throughout the conversation, some betraying futile resolutions, whereas others cling to utilitarianism. In this world view, happiness is ensured by acting for all, for regardless of losses - one always shifts the objective further on (convivially folds together). Progression towards their goal is taken, obviously not only vicariously enjoyed. Examples of these ephemeral measures abound and may pre-naturally soothe every other underlying anxiety, migrated practices by neighboring works expose commonly exceptions persisting waywards notice them consistently translations unusually apt parade on renown technologies original temporary professor to reshaped drive.

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