I think it's once again about loving a girl but never telling the truth for some reason, turning into a martyr. The character mostly questions whether he has made the right choice or not.
The man with the thorny crown is of course Jesus, also someone who sacrificed himself. "What is he going to do after the last believer has dropped dead", which basically questions if even that sacrifice will ultimately been in vain.
Book of St. Thomas, also known as Gospel of St. Thomas, states that the kingdom of God already exists in our world, you just have to find it. Our character, who believes strongly in stories with moral teachings, wants this kingdom of happiness to manifest itself to him somehow (he believes he deserves it now). But it doesn't, and that's the tragedy, eventhough he keeps telling himself that the sun will shine some day.
I think it's once again about loving a girl but never telling the truth for some reason, turning into a martyr. The character mostly questions whether he has made the right choice or not.
The man with the thorny crown is of course Jesus, also someone who sacrificed himself. "What is he going to do after the last believer has dropped dead", which basically questions if even that sacrifice will ultimately been in vain.
Book of St. Thomas, also known as Gospel of St. Thomas, states that the kingdom of God already exists in our world, you just have to find it. Our character, who believes strongly in stories with moral teachings, wants this kingdom of happiness to manifest itself to him somehow (he believes he deserves it now). But it doesn't, and that's the tragedy, eventhough he keeps telling himself that the sun will shine some day.