can't hide it, one of my favorite characters is "Charles third plus five equals eight eighth plus eight equals His Majesty the Sixteenth King", the biggest villain. In the secret room on the 297th floor, the conceited and clever magic and supremacy have been put aside, what remains is the inferiority of the one-eyed, the hopeless and sad love, and the beautiful and melancholy music. He is like a born lonely clown, full of sadness, loneliness, and restlessness in his heart. However, everything could not be eased, and it became dark, cold, and vicious. It's just a sad character flawed person, unlucky to sit on the throne of the emperor, because of the power in control of everything, all the flaws are magnified a thousand times, ten thousand times... He is like a real king, a Tyrants, perhaps great tyrants, like Sui Yangdi and Qin Shihuang, are controversial. But, I hate that portrait, the fake Shire XVI, the fake Shire XVI with no right eyes, stupid, no fun at all. Although his appearance may have really started the story... The
most touching thing in the cartoon is the blind musician in the dungeon. His music, his kindness, and his imagination of sunshine and flying are profound I was deeply moved.
And the little bird is like a farce from beginning to end, although he is the embodiment of justice, bravery, intelligence and freedom, he is too perfect, maybe this will make many children like it. However, his freedom and light, compared to the Ciel Sixteen, only made me feel more sympathetic to Ciel. The most unforgivable thing is that he manipulated the machine and destroyed the beautiful and ingeniously designed kingdom of Takikadi. In front of civilization and architecture, he is nothing less than a tyrant.
As for the shepherdess and the chimney sweep, they are at most two kind and brave children who are persistent in their only love, two porcelain dolls.
About the ending, the birdcage smashed by the robot, symbolizing the freedom that comes from it, is so naive. If the author did not make it as a cartoon, such an ending would be even more hypocritical. Freedom, this human fantasy, never seems to have been fully realized.
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