After watching this episode, I can't stop feeling calm.
Note 1: There are a few spoilers.
Note 2: It involves a small amount of LGBTQ topic discussions, please close the page if it is not acceptable.
First of all, I am not a person who likes to understand the basic plot in advance before watching the show, so the following opinions only represent some of my personal understanding of this show. If there is a deviation of the concept, welcome to discuss.
If you put these children into the LGBTQ community.
They live and grow freely according to their own understanding of the world. Until faced with "I am different from most people", I learned that I had to be adjudicated.
If you don't follow the rules, you will be "eliminated", "eaten", and "forced to become the new regulator". If you think about it this way, this show is no ordinary show.
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In the afternoon before the show, I was chatting with my good friend Katie about how the boys in the class would do outrageously stupid things to their same-sex selves when they were ignorant at school. But times have changed. After graduation, they went their separate ways and lost contact. Some of the same-sex people were even too ambiguous back then, and their lives have long been lost. Maybe get married and have children, maybe...I don't know.
Just like the characters in this story. When we learn that the world is like this, time goes to the "harvest" of family and society. If life really faces the choice of "pursuit of freedom" and "acceptance of rules". How many people will choose the former?
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I saw a particularly stupid comment. I don't know which one is exactly, but the general content is: what the mother said in the play is very reasonable, what can these children do when they escape? Even if everyone survives in the best case, in the end it will not be a bed, a shelter and some food, and will it not die in the end? Why do you have to work so hard to escape?
Such a outlook on life and values can actually yield dozens of useful results, which I find very unbelievable. First: If it is such a concept, why live? Exist for what? Everything is meaningless, just for basic food and clothing, why not accept the arrangement of fate? Second: People have the right to choose their own lives, and everyone’s life should not be arranged by any human being; Third: In the setting of the drama, forced harvesting will be carried out at the age of twelve. I don’t know that dog The author of the shit review is a few years old, but definitely older than twelve. You can stand and speak without backache and shout that you are going to die anyway, sooner or later. You decide other people's outlook on life based on your outlook on life, so you should confess yourself to the monster as soon as possible.
Basic human nature is gone, right? I remember Qi Hua said that there was a debate on the topic of the nuclear power plant crisis that threatens human safety. Is it to send "with the future" or "without the rice" to sacrifice? One of the debaters said that there is a law of human nature to send married people first. This is out of caring for the younger generation: "You should experience life better." This is good, "You have to die sooner or later, just die." Anyone else agree? How dark does one have to be to agree with such a ridiculous idea?
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The final reversal still can't make me whitewash the role of "mother". The same principle as the "Ghost Blade" next door: to kill is to kill, unforgivable.
Also discuss art style, music, and script arrangements. Since I haven't read the original manga, I won't discuss in detail whether the manga or the animation is better.
I think the painting style is more comfortable, the color and style of the scene are well arranged according to the mood of the plot, the music and sound effects are very good, and there are no bugs and loopholes found in the arrangement of the story, so it is a more suitable show to watch. There are no loopholes or irrationalities in the setting of the characters. The emotions are full and the character is very clear. is recommended.
In fact, just substituting into a certain group is a bit far-fetched, and you may have found it after reading this. I just wrote drama reviews to criticize that value. But I hope everyone will be brave and positive to face life.
May our future shine brightly.
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