Vincent Van Gogh's Loss Of Art In The Third World War

The war, which have already been the third world war, is finally over. What was left behind is our fallen world, nothing but ruined cities, crops burned to ashes, and pain in the living. In an old museum, there are two people wandering around to find a place to pass the night, that is me and a 5-year-old girl. After the war, as a consequence of deadly weapon and bomb, weather becomes extremely severe, which causes the temperature falls sharply when the night comes. I can still bear this cold but unfortunately, she is just a little girl, she cannot take it, I’m afraid she won’t be able to last through this night if there is no heat for her to warm up. I have a box of matches, so all I need to do right now is to find something to burn and there are many paintings around me.
If I burn these drawing, it would be a huge loss of art history. If I’m not, the girl will die. But the decision is still there to be made, I burn them without any hesitant. If the world blame me for this, so all I could say to defend myself is that even when the paintings are priceless, I always believe saving people is the highest priority. Further explanation is that our world is in the postwar period, human resources would be needed more than ever before, and the children would be the future of human kind. To save this girl is just like saving one more hope for the world, which make this girl live matter than any drawings in this museum, and this make my decision more rightful in every