Schiller and Goethe, such a close relationship, is it friendship? Is it love?
Whatever it is, it's so touching.
Both of them became seriously ill at the same time. As a result, Schiller died and Goethe recovered. Which one would be more painful? Alive? Or dead?
Due to poverty, Schiller could only be buried in the public tomb in the church basement. When Goethe came to hold a new funeral for him twenty years later, no one could tell which one among the thousands of bones was Schiller.
Goethe sat among the bones, looking at each skull, and then took Schiller away. Schiele is buried in another cemetery.
More than a hundred years later, war broke out and Schiller's bones were forced to be moved. When people opened the coffin for inspection, they discovered that there were two skulls in the coffin.
Goethe is no longer around, and Schiller has no need to stand up in this world without Goethe.
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