By the Waters of Babylon
The narrator says, “It is better to lose one’s life than one’s spirit…” What does he mean by this? Why does he feel this way?
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John is looking at the Place of the Gods. He has reached his destination; He is thinking that he has done good enough. He is wanting to return home before he loses his spirit in this strange foreign place.