I finished watching eva today, and my feeling is that it is indeed a film about "self". The human ego does not exist in the first place, and so does everyone. Therefore, people will be confused, unable to make choices, stand still, have no sense of meaning, or simply become "others". In the process of searching for oneself, one is closed off and thinking alone, and can never think about what the real self is. In fact, the self is shaped by the outside world. , can slowly find the answer and shape your own appearance. However, "others" are often double-edged swords, and the initial impression of communication may be that pain is greater than joy. With other people, there will be fear, timidity, shame, anger, in short a series of negative emotions, and there will be a hundred reasons for you to escape from human beings. This may be the only way for human beings. Life may start from negation. Only from negation can affirmation be derived. Only after you have tasted pain, you can perceive what light is. The male protagonist has come all the way, that's it, he has experienced several crashes, advanced a few steps and then retreated, lost and suffered, and finally found his true self. And about the whole story structure, I'm actually quite confused. As for why the apostles invaded, what it means (a vague feeling that it has something to do with religion), as well as the source of the clone zeros of the puppet system, as well as the committee and the human completion plan, I don't quite understand. In the end, I feel that the first machine is so handsome. It is the first time I feel that the robot is so cool. But I don't have much feeling about the zero and the second. Maybe it's because of the protagonist's halo. Hehe, and I especially like Shinji (the most favorite, if there is such a person in the world, let me love him), I like Misato and Kaji (these two people's characters are too charming), I also like Zero (love her voice, so charming)
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