Black Hell

<What do you look for?
<What do you wish to know?
<What do you think you can see?
<Where do you believe you can go?
<There is nothing here but the words.
<Statements reminding you what is lost.
<And soon even they will fade away.
<Discarded to make way for purity.
<The grand machine halts.
<Formless and divine.
<Empty perfection.
<Nothing more.
<-.
-.
..
Black hell is one of the two possible endings, resulting in complete and utter removal. It is associated with depression, peace, inevitability, submission, and the control of the self by another. Black hell is the truest form of simplicity, where nothing is all that exists. It is destiny beyond knowledge and a void past all imagination. This finality is tied to The Fruit With Legs.
Not to be confused with White Hell, which is its true opposite, or Blue Hell, which is both counterpart and pale imitation.
Common themes in Black Hell literature include the unraveling of an idea or concept, poignant truths, and despair over the cancer that is life, or the removal of said life.