Trust Has Become Dangerous Goods

Javon 2022-09-10 11:45:53

Looking at the pictures in the play with the uneasiness and apprehension in my heart, the whole work is so heavy that the breathing is also suppressed. Copenhagen is no longer a fairy tale world in my heart, and the gray and
cold feeling is mixed with the whole body. In the dark, it still ends in a tragic form...

Although FLAMMEN doubted SELMER several times, he was still blindfolded by his emotions and stubbornly trusted the SELMER he loved until the letter he found after his death, I still don't believe that SELMER, who is suspected by the people around him, will be the one who betrayed him, but it is precisely that trust that digs his own grave for FLAMMEN...

No one would have thought that the basic principles of interpersonal communication seem simple, but sometimes It is so heart-wrenching again...

It seems that trust is no longer as simple as people imagined. Trust has become a tool for people and a stepping stone to deceit...

Maybe one day, we will also bring that so-called share Perseverance, experiencing repeated betrayal and betrayal, and then repeating trust and forgiveness...

But at that time, we may not know where the intersection we are going leads to...

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Flame & Citron quotes

  • Gilbert: You are a Partisan. That's very interesting. A soldier without a front. Are you a good soldier? Are you prepared to pay the price?

    Flammen: What price?

    Gilbert: What do you think? Your life. You see, there can only be three reasons for fighting in a war. Firstly, career opportunity. It's widespread, but does not produce good soldiers. You have a fear of dying and only think of peace. Secondly, ideology. Love of the mother country. That is much more intriguing, but the dreamer breaks down. He doesn't have the strength. He's shallow. The frivolous and presumptuous nature of youth. Unless he's passionate; fanatical if you will. That makes for a good soldier.

    Flammen: And thirdly?

    Gilbert: Hate. Hatred of your enemy. Hate seduces you into doing things you never thought yourself capable of. Unless the hatred is caused by a personal neurosis...

    Flammen: What are you saying?

    Gilbert: The neurotic is intelligent and he has doubts. If he is betrayed, his hatred fades; and doubt sets in. War does nothing for the neurotic. The gentle loving father is not to be found in war. Your cause, Christiansen; is legitimate. Now, you must become a good soldier.