Marquise: Let them be ignorant, and they will not realize the oppression of friendship: It was not equal from the beginning; Kang really used Lazaro's kindness to let him do things for himself, and he would not allow the slightest violation. The conscience in his heart is also based on In terms of his own happiness, once he violates it, he will tell his minions and play with the poor. I was amazed at the reunion. Kang actually meant to treat the protagonist as a friend. In the end, it really was to play with his feelings. The most shameless thing was to keep the high-end desserts that he spent all his money on. Shameless! In the end, Lazaro went to help him preside over justice and kindness in ignorance. Class: Kang's wife's father is still working as a middleman, oppressing vulnerable groups and recruiting workers at low prices. Her daughter is as shameless as she is. The lower level was cheated by ignorance. The heroine's son and husband went to steal things from the Marquis's house and deceived the woman who helped her uphold justice. even if he brings a burden.
No one is perfect, but exploiters are ugly, greedy, and vicious. Wolf and Saint's intention Are wolves exploiters? He came as soon as the saint fell, but because he was kind and did not eat, he probably referred to Kang, the wolf with conscience. In the end, he saw that the saint was accused by thousands of people and beaten, but he left. The wolf's bark is a tool for the two to communicate, because the bark is reunited. (Modified after reading the review) The wolf may not represent the exploiter but may set off the evil intentions of people. (The wolf chooses to recognize the good, and it is the people who hurt the protagonist.) Seeing that the weapon is a slingshot instead of a gun, the masses immediately became hardened, so it is the truth that political power emerges from the barrel of a gun, and the foolish and the good will only be oppressed by the evil wolves. The heroine is wise and kind, tolerant and strong, like Our Lady.
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