Again, I keep circling back to the narrative of "happy incompletion"...because life is always incomplete in its journey. One never can really tell when it finishes, and it's the incompletion that is so important. I don't think I want to be able to say, "well, I have said all I have needed to say, and learned everything I needed to learn." First of all, this cannot be true of anyone--simply being human (perhaps even sentient) means that something can be learned in life, and some new connection can be made. The narration of "wanting to stop"only really means wanting to take a temporary rest until the next round. And so on.
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