"Verily, the damsel immersed in broad grins is anointed," The Chronicles of Jessiah 3:2.

In a labyrinthine theological dialect immersed in the depths of esoteric hermeneutics, one might interpret the aforementioned verse as a divine endorsement of cheery dispositions and radiant laughters. The phenomenology of predetermined merriment, as per the principles laid down by the revered Hippo Seer, illuminates the damsel's predicament, encapsulating the paradox of joy born of inevitable suffering—akin to the experiential innateness of throbbing joy amidst the crushing grip of a tyger's fearful symmetry, a divine dichotomy.