at first, I started by looking at the works of idols, I thought he was very talented, and I watched all his existing works.
The second stage began to excavate the idol's private life, not letting go of the clues he once left. I have experienced these two stages, and many fans will be like this. They like a star and desperately collect all the information about this person.
Entering the third stage, she began to fantasize that she is a valuable person in the idol creation process, and the idol's life has something to do with her. This is completely self-indulgent. For example, when the heroine said to the hero, "I can inspire you", I thought to myself, as soon as I see your poop dry, who has inspiration? (Some people say that the heroine is a sick girl, I firmly oppose it. The premise of being a sick girl is that she is a girl, and a person who is not good-looking cannot be a sick girl.)
In the fourth stage, this kind of person begins to harm the interests of idols. Some people stole pictures drawn by idols and said they drew them themselves, while others pretended to be acquaintances of their idols and spoofed on the Internet. There is another kind of person, like this heroine, who wants to turn the novel into Mary Suvin, and even frame the original book as a fan, and publish the original book manuscript as his own.
Although not as morbid as her, there are really many people in life who torture so-called idols while talking about love, and feel very wronged. I used to be one of them. It happened ten years ago when I was very young. Fortunately, I stopped here and changed my mind. Now a good man.
Then there are five stages, committing a criminal case. "10 Days of Dangerous Love" is about the process of such a loyal fan becoming a murderer, reminding me of Wilde's poem: "Everyone Kills the One They Love" -
Yet each man kills the thing he loves,
By each let this be heard,
Some do it with a bitter look,
Some with a flattering word,
The coward does it with a kiss,
The brave man with a sword!
Fortunately, the hero is brave and resourceful, especially the scene where he is recovering with a typewriter, which is unexpected. The battle of wits in the dinner scene reminded me of "The Master Key", and the part of being forced to change the plot of the novel by the old escape reminded me of "Alan Wake". I don't know if they meant to pay tribute to the ten days of danger.
Every well-known author has such fans, but fewer people have entered the fifth stage. I said this to a well-known comic book writer, and he said don't scare me.
I myself unfortunately have the same disease as the heroine - bipolar disorder. The main manifestations of bipolar affective disorder are, for a while, I feel that I am great and want to do great things (Annie said that she is a messenger of God, and said that the book is her great dedication), and then is pessimistic and world-weary, and the speed of speaking and walking is significantly reduced. Slow, suicidal (Annie's behavior every time it rains), the two emotions appear in a cycle. Moreover, people with bipolar disorder are usually very organized, with a firm tone, and know how to analyze things (think about how rational, calm and logical Annie is in front of the police, when the writer first woke up, Annie comforted him as well. Very reliable), it is easy for people around to think that this person is not sick, and it is not until he is injured that he realizes that this person is very wrong. After watching the film, I was so frightened that I took the medicine I forgot to take at noon.
Finally, I have a detail that I don't understand: why are there so many bullet holes on the street sign that appeared at 19:22? I read a lot of comments and didn't see anything about it.
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