Spectacular "Samurai" suicide in Berlin avoided - Interview (3)

(sequel to part 2)

Q: When your released your press statement, you expressed that the trauma of your first love in youth afflicted you very strong, let break your heart and feel very doleful for more than twenty years until today. There was no way for you to overcome. What do you think; could you be able to retry your action under the Brandenburg Gate in case of a similar traumatic shock situation?

A: No, definitely not. When I sat down with the sword in my hand, face-to-face with the death, I came to the conclusion that from now on life will have a new meaning for

me. My life until yet was over, but I wouldn’t die today. Suddenly I felt new born. It was a very strange but nevertheless great feeling of invincibility of my soul. Even in this moment I feel like newly getting to know myself, discovering my true strengths. I want to live in every case, want to find my dear girlfriend, marry her and found a family with her later on. Besides that I want to use all my animal spirits to make my contribution to reanimate the importance of human dignity in our modern society. There are many ways to fight for this goal, and I think, the best present you can give to others is to handle carefully with their feelings, to let them feel happy. I am an artist, a painter, too, and referring to this, my ideas are very variegated; nevertheless this matter concerns everybody.

Q: Mr Didillon, can you give some information about your next aims in future?

A: After my therapy and treatment in a health resort I want to travel for a few weeks to Scandinavia, presumably to Norway. I am intending to emigrate to Scandinavia, because I appreciate the mentality of Scandinavian people: “Live and let live”. That’s just my motto, too.

Q: Mr Didillon, thank you very much for this wonderful interview. I am wishing you all the best and good luck in reaching your goals in the future. Good speed!

A: I myself have to thank you. Thank you very much for your visit. I was very pleased to talk with you, and it did very good to me.

END of interview

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