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-- And I'm not arguing that performing this ceremony, however strange it may seem, was the best and inevitable option, but that doesn't make what happened normal. As for emigration... many things can play a role here: the power of habit, patriotic ideas, a lack of prospects; in general, this usually only happens under the influence of extraordinary circumstances. It usually boils down to the idea that things won't get any better. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe all my dissatisfaction stems from the fact that changes are happening faster than I can adapt to them, but I can say for sure – Reims is entering a new era. Whether it will be better or worse – time will tell. Of course, these concepts are again subjective and of no global significance... But it seems strange to me: how do a club of primitivism and the idea of denying the individual outside the state correlate?
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers