A self-thought that actually has little to do with the show.
It may be that I have accumulated a lot of ideas recently, and I just came across this game, so I feel it.
After chasing many American dramas, the characters are always disgusted by all kinds of bitches and freedoms that go beyond what they think they are.
And I seem to finally realize the connection between cultural variety and cultural depth, and a little bit of what my predecessors did. It turned out that the depth of the culture of the country, the virtues it preached, and the culture without feudal dross turned out to be the answer.
The virtues that we should have accepted and practiced since childhood can prevent each of us from falling into the flaws of the Seven. I think of my ex, and it seems that I see her shadow in the Seven. When one is missing, she will always be used by others and controlled by her own emotions.
There are many ideas that you want to derive, but you are still stuck in your own low level.
In general, I feel that there are many kinds of culture in the United States, which are very novel, but the defects are obvious in that the freedom that will always go beyond the bottom line. Many American dramas have collapsed on those excessive emotions, those unrestrained emotions, rather than reason.
As with the predecessor, the consequence of always being emotionally higher than rationality is that the bottom line is always unclear.
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