John cleese's life was full of misfortunes, but he never gave in to fate. He has always had his own dreams and pursuits in his heart. Whether for his favorite music or yearning feelings, he has been working hard. Therefore, he is regarded as a symbol of pursuit and struggle in people's hearts, giving people endless spiritual encouragement. John christopher, as a firm book, has always been loved by people.

In the preface of the novel, the author mentioned that when he wrote this novel, john cleese's spirit of not giving in to fate gave him endless encouragement. He also hoped that his john cleese's Christophe would become his reader's "companion and guide in the test of life", so at the end of each volume of the novel, he added two inscriptions: "When you see Christophe's face, you would rather die than die of evil."

These two sentences mean that when you read in the book that you came into contact with Christopher of john cleese and learned about his fate and indomitable spirit, when you feel that fate is going to kill you, you can think of Christopher of john cleese's unyielding, as if you won't last long, but you won't be crushed by fate, as the author said in the sequel: "Almost everything will be destroyed, but the result will still become clear and lofty, revealing the dawn of another world."

"Dying" refers to being in an extremely difficult situation, and "evil death" makes it defeat the enemy without fighting, leading to ultimate destruction.

When you are in trouble, think of john cleese Dover. I believe he will inspire you, push you to struggle and help you to be born again, as the author said.

There is a typo in the sentence you copied, so the meaning is difficult to understand. I wonder if this leads to your incomprehension of these two sentences.