The character of Lazaro is a symbol, and his every move has a mission. He is a religious symbol, full of truth, goodness and beauty. He is a class symbol, the bottom of the exploited. Tobacco farmers were able to escape the old exploiters, but ushered in a new financial system. When Yannongmen left, he was afraid of the water that was two fingers deep. It also heralds their fate in the city. But this group of marginalized people eventually turned into thieves, liars and even robbers. Even with reparations from old exploiters. The new exploiters, with pride, ignore them. When Lazaro and the others went to see the "Marquis", they put on nice clothes and brought a gift. But they didn't even see the door. They also took the gift. The former exploiter was hammered by the new exploiter. "Weapon" It was given to him by a young rebellious nobleman. The funny thing is that it was used to deal with the old rule of the Marchioness, but the old rule did not take this kind of weapon. The new banking and finance are very afraid. What they fear is not the weapon but the resistance itself. And just because of fear, Lazaro was killed. The wolf ran away. Even an old and hungry wolf would not kill a good man. The Marchioness was religious, she knew she was an exploiter. She understood The son also knew the farmer, she knew it would not be a real kidnapping. She also knew that the scam would be exposed one day. But she still prevented the young people from leaving. Enjoying the benefits of exploitation. That red light is the torch of the city. As for the young man The aristocrats who listened to rock and roll when they were young, became a liar when they were old. But they became the "tobacco farmers" of the new era.
As for closed scams, it's not good, modern civilization will definitely satisfy them. They don't know anything, just like us, who are always swept up by the times, but will always be abandoned one day. Some people are crippled when they are not ready to land. He fell to the ground and wailed until only the sound of memories remained.
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