Two people discuss how humans uniquely can act against nature, forcing animals to do the same. One notes the moral weight of eating meat: gratitude for the sacrifice, and the burden of knowing something dies so you can live.
This animal will always fulfill its nature. It will always follow the natural law. We're the only ones that can strangely not be human. We can act inhuman. We can actually not fulfill our nature. And we are the only ones also that can do that to other animals. We can make them act unpig-like, un-lamb-like. We have a different freedom.
I do love those animals so much because they give me so much. They're making the ultimate sacrifice for me. I feel like I need to take some responsibility in that because something's got to die so I can live.
If I had to start my Homestead all over again, it could only pick one animal… 
