So there is no need to discuss who is right and who is wrong in this love triangle. From the first second, Parade's end was not a Korean drama with countless messy, sticky and boring entanglements at eight o'clock. Instead, it directly chose a neat and neat way of interpretation. Although Christopher is an idiot who procrastinates and thinks before and after.
Christopher, the straightest guy in London according to Valentine's mouth, sticks to the so-called family. Although he has not obtained ethics and morality, the so-called everything is like a silkworm wrapping himself in layers. Love dares not love, hate or hate, and even never Fighting for everything he deserves, the solution he finally came up with was to go to the battlefield and escape everything.
Life is like a quagmire, and this quagmire was created by himself, a guy who was unwilling to join forces with society. If he could not be so straight, if he could abandon his duties, if he could give in to the damn world... Anyway, even for his own sake, he could make his life a little easier. But if it wasn't, then he wasn't him anymore.
BC said he ended up being a hero. Christopher grew up in the end, but fortunately, he finally chose to grow up in his own way, no longer the cowardly and clumsy him he used to be, but still the upright him.
So he is a hero.
Every era lacks such heroes, and there is no fairness to such heroes.
If drama is a mirror.
What I see from there is no fiction.
Maybe it's because I've heard enough of the dark advice from "adults" about how to live your life, but you just can't do it yourself. I really hated life because of everything I suffered in the past three years, I couldn't bear it anymore, I never wanted to go through it again, I never wanted to compromise, I never wanted to bow my head again.
Maybe because there were so many painful nights, I questioned myself, and I didn't understand why my obsession with integrity brought so much pain, loneliness, and helplessness into my life.
Maybe I'm fed up with what people around me call growth -- intrigue. I don't want to be drowned in this life.
If growing up is to be like everyone else, I would rather give my middle finger to my present life and give up everything.
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