Danice disagreed with Sir Jack’s words openly. Although she didn’t sound impolite, the fact that she challenged him directly, face to face, left everyone listening worried for her.Even the director felt a wave of anxiety. He feared she might have offended Sir Jack.But instead of anger, Sir Jack raised his brow.Danice continued, her voice steady. “Vincent has a powerful obsession in his heart. He likes to possess things—calling them ‘mine’. That sense of ownership is his sense of belonging. When the rabbit died, he preserved it and placed it in the living room so that every time he passed by, he could see it. The rabbit that belonged to him had never truly left, even after death. And when you ask what he felt when the rabbit died—it wasn’t sadness, nor excitement.”She paused briefly.“It was confusion. He might have been asking himself: ‘When people or animals die, do they cease to exist?’ They are no longer alive, but their bodies remain. If half of something is gone, can it still
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