As the cliched statement says, "Nobody's perfect." Everyone's life has some difficulties, with which one may arrive at a variety of resolutions. For instance, if one has lost a love to something other than death, he may simply discuss it with his friends; if someone is troubled by family memories, that person may receive counselling or other forms of psychological therapy; and if one is dissatisfied with his life, then he may spend money on …showed first 75 words of 1562 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1562 total…therapeutic, and painful emotional remedies most normal people receive for their woes. Thi s novel is not of fantasy with its talk of flight, but a story that relates to everyone; with a variety of difficulties, all people may have their unique way of coping with them, but one odd method discussed in Song of Solomon is the philosophy of how death can perhaps hold one's peacefulness within the final "flight" to the unknown afterworld.