Blazer-Sharp, Prattle-Ready, Brainless Steel Samurai Banana

It seems, then, that you live every day at the crossroad of two “forces.” One of them annihilates you by, paradoxically, giving you the impression that you are something, and this force can be manifested as attack on others or even attack o yourself, two faces of the same coin. The other pulls you away from the double-headed force described above, leaving you in what seems to be a state of inaction; let’s say a “force” that annihilates all forces.
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Short philosophical plug: this is what Socrates must think when, waiting for his execution in prison, is calm and rejects Crito’s attempt to free him by also rejecting justice as “giving to the other that which he deserves” (“benefit your friends and harm your enemies”).