Stop with the unreasonable requests: Short-Short Part 2

This is takewoody.
The topic for the 9th Amano Writing Club is "Stop with the unreasonable requests"
Here is what I posted yesterday↓

And now, please enjoy a second one.

◆Stop with the unreasonable requests: Short-Short (383 characters)

Is an unreasonable request something reckless?
Is it wrong to make an unreasonable request?
Is making an unreasonable request failing to read the room?
When someone makes an unreasonable request, do you think, "Don't say such things"?

When someone makes an unreasonable request, you want to retort, "Hey, come on! You're kidding, right?"
When someone makes an unreasonable request, you'd be at a loss for how to react, wouldn't you?
But don't you think you'd want to answer such an unreasonable request?
Wouldn't you feel a little jealous of the sense of the person making the unreasonable request?

I feel that people who can make unreasonable requests are the ones who are free and living their own lives.
Things that follow a predictable path on rails or
stories where you know the outcome in advance are not interesting.
Unreasonable requests are a stimulus, and people seek stimulation.

It's just an unreasonable request, but it's also more than that.
When someone makes an unreasonable request, it's fun to go along with it.
The sense of accomplishment is greater precisely because you've done something difficult.

The world is interesting precisely because there are unreasonable requests.
That just goes to show how much people cannot stand the mundane or a lack of change.
"Stop with the unreasonable requests" don't say things like that.

The End

◆Afterword

This turned out completely different from yesterday's style.
This time, too, I was able to write happily by using my imagination to the fullest.
I hope you enjoy the world of fantasy and the world of fiction.
Thank you for reading until the end.
See you later.

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◆Last week, the 8th topic was "A couple without flair"

I would be happy if you read that one too.