Sentence

Jack thought of Locke as an intriguing man, physically handicapped but mentally capable, really old in age but truly reborn, deviating from society while always desiring structure and conformance, immeasurably wise but undoubtedly naive, violent and dangerous yet soft and gentle, constantly angry but always kind, immoral in his supposed righteous ideas, vitally important, inescapably meaningful, and truly miraculous, but insignificant, foolish, and pathetic at the same time.