This episode of the ice skating rink in episode 11 is really cool. It's indescribably weird to have puppets that don't exist to accompany and be the audience. But if you know what is represented behind one thing, every puppet has actually lived, and it is very touching.
This drama is not to promote or show the evil of human nature, but to attribute most of the maliciousness to the fragility and fear of human nature. There are some assholes in the world that I don't want to understand their motives at all, but I think vulnerability is the dark source of most people.
Death marches lead people to understand and include some people. Disgusting and keeping away from the evil of human nature is not the way to keep people away from the dark side. Accepting and understanding, looking at the dark side of people in another way is the way to stay away from it. It's like you don't know why people get sick, just stay away from sick people, how can you control things from happening.
I can't stand watching Tokyo Ghoul, the villain's character is too flat, and it's not worth watching at all. But most people in the world are not. Most people's characters are three-dimensional and rich, hateful and good.
The dialogue between the heroine and the judge in the eleventh episode is like the process of human thinking. If a matter has two sides, after fully analyzing the two sides of the matter, the side you finally agree with is more meaningful.
The heroine finally understands that people cannot fully appreciate what others have experienced. It is reluctant and heavy to ask people close to them to fully understand their own thoughts and feelings. Just like how can you evaluate what kind of person you are, if you can't evaluate yourself accurately, how can others comment? People only know themselves through others.
But the judge can only do this. He stood on the other side of the matter and asked the heroine, is it wrong to want to understand human sorrow?
I don't know, wait for the next episode = =
Final words: People only need to try to understand each other, even half of it, it's actually enough.
Also, as soon as you guess this guy learns to laugh.
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