an elite who works on Wall Street, leads an orderly life, fitness, maintenance, and entertainment, and he is in the upper class society like a fish in water. He looks very good, but he has a bloodthirsty soul that cannot be restrained. Once provoked, he does not hesitate to use all kinds of tools to kill. The methods are cruel, and his heart is numb... The
ridiculous thing is that the things that irritate him are often too small. It's not worth mentioning: I can't book the location of a certain hotel, and my business card is not as exquisite as others...The elites of the upper class compare these trivial details every day, and even become so angry that they use an ax to chop off the heads of "friends".
This is probably the so-called black humor.
In groups, comparison is often indispensable. People are divided into groups. Being in a certain group means that their living standards are generally equivalent, but there are still subtle differences among them, and people have negative emotions such as resentment, jealousy, and dissatisfaction...
"American Spirit" "Patient" just magnifies this dark side.
The white room, simple layout, in such a space, the powerful impact caused by blood is unforgettable for a long time.
Both you and me have such flaws, but the reason why people are human is because they can control themselves.
2015.8.10
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