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Domestic version of a brush look and feel
Kiana 2022-03-09 08:01:03
The question of who is more dangerous, human or parasitic beast, was deleted. Only the mayor's speech and the last battle spring's humanitarian speech were briefly discussed. A long comic book adaptation should at least throw out the questions it wants to make people think about. The conflict between humans and parasitic beasts is simple and rude. Although it has been emphasized from the perspective of motherhood/family relationship-blood/non-blood-survival/inheritance, in the end, parasitic beasts did not hesitate to change their habits in order to integrate into human society. The deep meaning has not been explored. The complexities and similarities of human and parasitic beasts are not reflected. Parasitic beasts have distinct personalities. Is it related to the environment in which they occupy the body or is it just different? l The heroine's drama is of little significance. The sex scene is a huge failure. I feel that it is deliberately expressing the feelings of people and people to justify self-protection (the legitimacy of killing parasitic beasts). l Mother's love is great.
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