Cheng Xin and Aki, Wade and Hein

Destiney 2021-12-13 08:01:08

Towards the end, I asked my wife, if you are a member of the council, do you believe that Hein sacrificed his life to bomb the alien invader and wiped it out; or Aki is the savior who "purified" the entire alien Gaia alone?

As a normal person, I think the follow-up to this story is as follows: Hein and all Zeus gun operators were posthumously awarded a very great title, defined as being killed in the line of duty and saving the entire planet; and according to General’s last words, Aki and The doctor was officially confirmed as an alien spy who was invaded by Phamton, and the remnant government of the Earth immediately launched a destructive attack on the two and all their research materials.

Aki reminded me of Cheng Xin, who tried to coexist with the Trisolaran, and Hein reminded me of Wade, who was unswervingly carrying out the task of rebelliousness.

So, well, here comes the question:

1 Is history as credible as you think?

2 Dove faction and hawk faction really exist which is better or worse? Like "Three-Body" said, dove faction is cowardly? Or, as "Final Fantasy" said, hawks are reckless?

3 Can heroes and idiots be distinguished before they can prove themselves? Stupid, is it really an idiot? Or are they just to maintain the diversity necessary for the existence of species, there is always a solution that is correct?

I have always disliked the excessive smearing of doves in "Three-Body", nor did I like the fact that "Final Fantasy" made hawks useless. If Hein is allowed to live in the three-body world and Cheng Xin is allowed to live in the world of Final Fantasy, they will be heroes in that world.

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Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within quotes

  • Ryan: PLEASE tell me we're risking our lives for that little plant.

    Jane Proudfoot: I wouldn't even call it a plant; I'd call it a weed.

    Neil: I wouldn't even call it a weed.

  • General Hein: Report any aberrant behavior in Dr. Ross to the Major immediately.

    Grey: "Aberrant behavior," sir?

    General Hein: The woman carries an alien infection. It may be clouding her judgment. They may be manipulating her for their very own purposes.

    Grey: Is the General suggesting Dr. Ross is a spy?

    General Hein: The General is wondering why he's explaining himself to a Captain.