Why do we write novels or make television about real things? It's the human condition and human suffering.
Our storytelling mediums serve as reflections of our own lives, struggles, and emotions. By exploring human suffering and the human condition, we find connection, understanding, and sometimes catharsis. Literature and television not only entertain but also illuminate the universal aspects of existence that bind us all. They act as mirrors and windows, allowing us to confront reality, empathize with others, and seek meaning amidst life's challenges.