People often blame accidents for their misfortune. 

Life was more systematic than people thought it was; it is structured and paneled out by the decisions that we make throughout the course of our being alive, because being alive usually meant having a choice, although this was usually ignored, because excusing one’s self to passivity was always a convenient resort.

Chaeyoung found it an irresponsible and lazy quality of man; why demean your own personal autonomy for the sake of fear, she thought-- or was it because people loved power too much? After all, Chaeyoung has heard of a theory that power was merely an illusion, and that whenever we thought we actually had power, we were delusional. We do not have power. 

Likewise, we are helpless when it comes to things of the heart, Chaeyoung surmises.