Language betrays.

Memory decays.

Love, if it ever even existed, dies.

Creation fails.

The Word—the Logos, the Divine Spark, the Unutterable Oh!—remains.

As it ends, so it begins.

The history of The Final Law of Entropy is muddled by the fact that Clausius' definition was based upon the experiments that gave birth to the second law of thermodynamics. These experiments were concerned with physical systems and not psychological ones. There is, at this time, no quantifiable correlation between the two, though if one were to consider the Universe in a more religio-magico sense, then it might be possible to extrapolate from the laws of thermodynamics to this final law of concerning reality. (from Frater Croix-I-lux's monogram, De Matrimonium Mortis et Somni)