Violent bloody, fast paced. The setting of the wall country always reminds me of George Martin's "Sand King". For the sandbox observation of living beings, this time the human community is set as the observation object, and there are too many connotations. The seventh episode wants to talk about something grand, closed society, class contradictions, religion, and revolution, but I don't like its dark ending. After the revolutionaries come to power, they become rulers, making all this a cycle of fate.
I cannot agree.
The value of human nature lies in the little light that shines through the darkness, the tenacity to struggle to survive no matter how difficult it is, and the never-give-up hope for the future. My preferred ending is for everyone to escape from the wall country and go to a wider world.
I remember an episode in "Black Mirror" in which a group of people were cloned into a closed game by a pervert and became slaves. In such a desperate situation, everyone was inspired to fight, and finally escaped by exploiting the bug of the game upgrade. , and trap the pervert in the old version of the game without life or death, forever behind bars. They enter the infinite space of the network, run towards freedom, towards hope.
In history, there are also many such dark moments, when power covers the sky with one hand, but the sparks of countless ordinary people gather and eventually set off a prairie fire. It is true that there is no guarantee that the new regime will be better than the old one, but it is more terrifying to fall into fatalism, to believe that in the midst of constant change, there is always hope and it is worth fighting for.
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