Compromise with reality? Or for the sake of freedom? Compared with the three members of Emma's protagonist group, I actually have more empathy with Isabella. The protagonist group represents the highest spiritual pursuit and moral standard of human beings, that is, the broad kindness and yearning for freedom. Although they have a bumpy road , but will eventually face a glorious future, but this experience is destined to be difficult for ordinary people to experience. The three protagonists are also geniuses, and they were born extraordinary. However, although Isabella is also a top genius, she has no such good luck, and no one helps her. In a tragic world, when friends leave, there is no hope. Her wish, in the end, is only alive, and this also means The most basic demand of human beings is to survive.
Isabella is a character with a strong tragic color. She is too like the "us" who is struggling in life. She is unable to resist the reality, and can only compromise after learning the desperate reality. There is no way to expect and extravagantly ask for anything, only to live, even if you use some disgraceful means. But she is not as cold as she seems. She should really give her affection to the children. She loves them like a real mother, but she is powerless to resist this terrifying world. The children are happy when they are alive, and this is also the last kindness and tenderness of such a "mother" in the bloody truth. She is not a "good person", but a more real person with good and evil, advantages and disadvantages. In the end, the protagonist group succeeded, and Isabella both succeeded and failed, waiting for her doomed ending, but this is also a release, and the life pushed by the inertia of survival can finally stop.
Good night, Isabella, and good dreams.
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