First of all, I love how it opens!
It's a typical Japanese image, it grabbed me at once, and secondly, the story grabbed people, the rhythm was controlled quite well, and the various prominent strong contrasts were in place (such as my roommate to the non-mainstream 109 Taimei who smiled and explained the rules of the game) It's disgusting!) I really like the way the words are spoken in Japanese dramas. It is a kind of refinement and a microcosm. Everyone has corresponding words at the end, the last second freeze frame, the end of life. And here I am most impressed by Kawada, its sentence: Finally, it is good to be friends with you! (A good guy has a bad life) I thought he was a good guy at first sight, but it took me a while to realize that he was the transfer student, and I happened to say before: being bad is not necessarily bad, this is really true ! But buddy is really sui, come to play this again (later found out that he is trying to save people). Another person who really touched me was Mr. Kitano - a tragic person who was persecuted by life. His character image is really too full, I think he has created too successfully, not only referring to acting, this sad person reminds me of my dad, reminds me of the creed that no matter how bad people are, there is also a kind side! I used it so much, and now I'm so thankful to think about it because of the battle royale! I saw these words in Kitano; respect, bitterness, kindness, helplessness. I was so sad when I watched him do BR radio gymnastics! ! ! The image of middle-aged men being lonely is too deep. I'm so touched. The toy gun and the real gun on the sofa are actually the teacher who really wants to die.
Oh~ I'm sleepy, hit so much first
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