But how could a bear child born at the end of the day be as innocent, kind and helpful as ordinary children. To him, just like a primitive society, the world to him is cruel, hungry, gray, and cannibalistic. How could he grow up to be seven or eight years old and still be fooled all the way. The bear child should be bloodthirsty, full of only the primitive desire to fill his stomach. Relative to other people, children born in this era should be more incomprehensible than anyone else - cannibalism is depraved.
So I still accept this setting - people are inherently good at the beginning. This is a good film, I did everything I wanted to express, and the happy ending also satisfied everyone.
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