it's quite morbid to go around picturing drowning insects but that's nature.

i'm playing a two-player game with many watching on. like a reality tv at its very best. this game has no referee no judges(though the audience think that they're the ones), no winnings no defeats. there's no stated rules to the game. in some cases there're strong offense and defense; in others, reciprocal push and pull (i didnt take much physics though it's my favourite after econs). some people might say it's like watching how two person create fireworks. (maybe that is why it's so interesting to watch.) the audience enjoys strong offense and i think it can be quite exciting. but fireworks is the climax, the near to end. so it looks like the best way to play the game is either design and create many many rounds of fireworks or take it really slow (but risk player walking out of the game). i think the game is about kindness, understanding and respecting the other player's pace..
and if i go on and on this will become a thesis.

"game" isnt my favourite word to use for serious affairs like this but at the current moment i cant find another word more appropriate.