In the tenth episode of "Devil Man Crybaby" (hereinafter referred to as DMC), there is a group of intriguing scenes with ambiguous meanings. I didn't quite understand the metaphor when I watched it for the first time. I rewatched ep10 on a whim a few days ago and gained a little understanding of my own. One of the themes of DMC is [The Greatest Weakness of Humanity called "Suspicion"]. The source of suspicion is the asymmetry of information: [In DMC ep9, the heroine Miki Makimura has just suffered great misfortune, and she chooses the male protagonist who she believes has not been cleared of her suspicions—because of many years of getting along Miki had already made Miki fully trust her own feelings on the issue of "what kind of person Ming is", without referring to anyone else's words. The small group of Rap and the passers-by who were hostile at first and finally embraced the male protagonist in demon form in the square chose to believe him-because the results they saw with their own eyes were enough for them to have evidence that [this man is not a bad person]. We can easily believe him in front of the screen - because we always stand in the perspective of God to observe the development of the story, we have witnessed everything he has experienced, we can understand every thought he has never spoken, and we are also grateful for his misfortune and sadness. Feel the same. And what about the people who are wrapped in madness, they don't know anything about it, they only believe that Fumin is a demon, and they don't know and don't care about his position. Just driven by primal impulses like fear, anger, and killing intent, the high asymmetry of information and the wave of collective emotions make them too busy to take care of them. ] Back to DMC In this group of shots from ep10, what exactly does this group of shots in which the young immobile and the flying birds are facing the mottled tree shadows mean? The light spots projected by the sun are occasionally superimposed and occasionally separated, just like a huge society. In , individuals sometimes intersect with others because of the same ideas, and sometimes drift away from each other because of different ideas. The intersection between the light spots is like the part where two individuals can understand each other and feel each other - but there are no two identical people in the world, the process of information dissemination will be accompanied by the loss of semantics, and it is impossible to have the same thing for the same thing. Feelings - Therefore, people and people can never truly understand each other, just like the two light spots intersecting but not completely overlapping, and this is already the best result that can be produced in normal interpersonal communication. Later, Fudo and Asuka put on a "welding mask", the moon blocked between the sun and the earth, causing a solar eclipse, and the light spots projected between the leaves also turned into halos - this is like spreading suspicion and In an indifferent human society, we have no time to understand each other and no longer carefully observe others. Instead, we allow asymmetric intelligence, media that bombards information, and viral memes that are updated day after day to interfere with our judgment. The intersection between the halos is only the outermost superficial circle. Just like us who are walking alone in this era, and occasionally only glance elsewhere, we may not even see the most obvious and superficial things clearly. Even so, we still arrogantly start with [I heard], and use all the "evidence" that cannot stand scrutiny, cruelly define every stranger we don't know. When Fumei and Asuka were young, they would always have opposite behavioral styles for the same thing. They said different things and did different things, thinking and judging at a far different level. Asuka couldn't understand Momo, so the baton that symbolized "feelings and ideas" was never passed on from Momo. But when Asuka was finally able to experience unmoved feelings, it was too late. What kind of person is in front of you? Look carefully. If you don't want to read it, or don't understand it, then at least don't judge him lightly or define him lightly. At times, there will always be opposite behavioral styles for the same thing. They say different things and do different things, thinking and judging at a far different level. Asuka couldn't understand Momo, so the baton that symbolized "feelings and ideas" was never passed on from Momo. But when Asuka was finally able to experience unmoved feelings, it was too late. What kind of person is in front of you? Look carefully. If you don't want to read it, or don't understand it, then at least don't judge him lightly or define him lightly. At times, there will always be opposite behavioral styles for the same thing. They say different things and do different things, thinking and judging at a far different level. Asuka couldn't understand Momo, so the baton that symbolized "feelings and ideas" was never passed on from Momo. But when Asuka was finally able to experience unmoved feelings, it was too late. What kind of person is in front of you? Look carefully. If you don't want to read it, or don't understand it, then at least don't judge him lightly or define him lightly.
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