I am not a typical laster, but the experience of being disadvantaged in the group (younger, lack of social experience, lack of professional knowledge, low position, etc.) makes me understand this character better, and still retain a kind and innocent person, or Some people have spent manpower and material resources, or just pursue comfort and ordinaryness, in short, they did not or do not have to go to the arena.
The real society is an arena. Before being awakened, laster is an ordinary person with extremely poor talent who wants to climb but can't find a suitable gripper to spin around on the ground. Everyone hopes that he has at least one name for his money and rights. Who makes us neither? Heaven is not in hell but in the world. Talents can also be cultivated. The key point is that the method "imitates successful people", so the laster who understands the law of the jungle finally gets the social default unspoken rule 1 and hard work is followed by 0.
It’s not a foul to use conspiracy and scheming when you get the arena admission ticket. Since you play for the purpose of winning, you will be killed if you don’t kill others. If you want to be happy and don’t play, you won’t be able to enjoy your wife’s and children’s enthusiasm. Comfort can't satisfy their desire for money and name. There are many people. In fact, the laster's original choice or the choice of most people in the small town are the former. Until the pillow breeze blows, I think if his ex is a policewoman. People, no matter how big the wind and waves outside, these years have long been used to.
Some people say that laster failed his second wife's love for him, but all of this is done in the context of successful people. Ex chose him in spite of his parents' opposition, and did not cheat or divorce, and slowly it can't match reality. Corrosion, women who focus on careers like policewomen may not be interested in comparing the lives of others. Looking at the feelings of the police chief in the town later, it is destined to be a tragedy if the laster does not rise up.
Isn't it a tragedy after rising up? For the people around him, for himself, he is just paying for his mistakes, because it is superstition that good and evil will eventually be reported. It is a fact to kill a wife, but it is also a fact to pass the confession, blindly confident to challenge authority, if it succeeds. It became famous in World War I, but failure came at a painful price. The recording is the same as his one-night stand, tax evasion, and other gray areas, but it's not a bomb of magnitude.
I didn't regret it or sighed without feeling, but I saw a beautiful competitive game and took a warning.
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