When I read Andersen before, I felt that the color of the story was bleak, like the cold, gray sky in the Nordic winter; melancholy, helpless, and sad. There is a heartwarming tenderness to grief. The same is true after watching CB. In order to save Gilaf, whose comrades fell under the guns of the undead, Bebop gave up the bounty in exchange for the freedom of the amnesiac old man. When reviewing the whole article, after Stella regained his sight, the lonely music box, the star of Venus, rose in my mind. "Rain"—the same color as Andersen, the same gentleness as Andersen. In the first episode, in the wind and the sound of the guitar blowing in the western desert, Katerina told Spike about her dream of going to Mars for a happy life.
"Keep running away. When will it end? " The first time I heard this line, I felt that it was not just a description of the situation of the two of them but more like the doubts people had about themselves and life in the long years. and confused. At the end of the journey, you wake up from a dream. Something must be done. You're going to carry that weight. After the completion, there is a clear and smooth sky. As Spike asked questions, with the guitar and singing, the years passed by. It is one of my very favorites in CB.
Space Lion episodes 12 and 13 are absolutely fantastic."I want to go back there again and try to get as close to it as possible, please." Once again betrayed and put to death, Gren clings to his faith in friendship and true love with an almost foolish stubbornness. The thing that is believed to have transcended the specific person, and it is more about the identification and persistence of one's own beliefs and precious things. There are things that don't exist for those who don't believe, and can sacrifice their lives for those who believe—this is Watanabe, and Watanabe expresses this to the extreme. "Do you have a comrade?"
My heart stopped thinking of the last meal of shredded green peppers that Jet and Spike had together. For a long time, I have been unable to let go. CB's music is really amazing (Yoko Kanno yads!). I listened to jazz happily! Dozens of high-quality tracks, prolifically produced. I like Odd One, Don't bother none, Space Lion, Call me Call me, Flying Teapot, Gotta knock a little harder (actually I want to copy the whole playlist).. The Showdown with Vicious, See You Space Cowboy, sounds as the Swordfish catapults-a decisive romance, the final dance. This is Spokey Dokey's first opportunity to appreciate the charm of the harmonica in this piece. When listening, feel it, write down a paragraph, and attach it at the end.
At the center of the desert is a desolate, deserted land. A teenager walking alone down a long way Surrounded by endless sand, "Where are you going?" It's a torment to not have something to light up your eyes. He hates himself for being as barren as this desert, but he refuses to move forward because he can't see the way. The stagnant state is filled with dissatisfaction, and the barrenness he faces will sting him for a while... At some point, he picked up the harmonica in his bag and blew—dry sound. Like a lone smoke rising in the middle of the desert. Through darkness and layers of fog, like a camel, it treads its footprints leisurely but firmly. There is no return through the emptiness of solitude. I will always remember the figure who was playing the harmonica in the middle of the desert.
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