At the beginning of man, nature is evil

Ewald 2022-04-19 09:01:42

Everyone has their own perspectives and positions, and they also want to hide their ugly side, which is why the same thing is often said in different people, or even completely different. I like this type of film very much, telling a story from multiple angles, such as heartbeat.
The robber concealed that he begged onna like a dog, and that he fought like a dog, although in the end he won. So, in the story he told, onna took the initiative to beg to be kidnapped. She was a strong martial artist and a heroic figure, and completely abused the warrior
Jiutiaojie. So, in her story, she was loyal and unyielding, and the samurai committed suicide because she could not bear the humiliation
. Therefore, in his story, he did not fight the robber, and the cause of death became suicide because he could not bear the humiliation. After all, suicide is better than being killed;
Chaif ​​concealed the fact that he had witnessed the whole process and the existence of the dagger. So, in his story, he only found the body, but did not see the whole process of the murder. Daggers never existed either.

I have always felt that at the beginning of human beings, nature is inherently evil.
The reason why there are so many good people in this society is that we are now in a peaceful and prosperous society, and the ugliest side of human nature has not been stimulated, but has been gradually corrected and developed towards positive energy. Therefore, when I hear about cannibalism in times of famine, and burning, killing and looting in times of war, I don't feel any major shock. Because I deeply believe that people talk about themselves all day long and are above the creatures of the earth. But in fact, man is just an animal, a slightly smarter animal. Animals have the nature of animals, that is, in order to keep their genes going, they can do everything, the weak eat the strong, and the winner is the king.

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Extended Reading
  • Christiana 2021-11-13 08:01:23

    The camera entered the interior of the forest for the first time, and Toshiro Mifune dedicated himself to constantly changing, wandering wreckage, and superb acting with a sense of hierarchy.

  • Aletha 2021-11-13 08:01:23

    Human beings are selfish by nature, and no one is right or wrong in this story. Lies + overthrow, even in recent years this form is still very fashionable.

Rashomon quotes

  • Priest: It's horrifying. If men don't trust each other, this earth might as well be hell.

    Commoner: That's right. The world's a kind of hell.

    Priest: No! I believe in men. I don't want this place to be hell.

    Commoner: Shouting doesn't help. Think about it. Out of these three, whose story is believable?

    Woodcutter: No idea.

    Commoner: In the end, you cannot understand the things men do.

  • Commoner: It's human to lie. Most of the time we can't even be honest with ourselves.