Manda's way of life touches my heart.
For one reason or another, Manda became what Manda is today.
Before meeting Gulugu, he was indifferent and taciturn, and his only goal was to get a full set of Besca armor. In order to get Besca, there is no planet that cannot be penetrated, and there is no person that cannot be caught. At this time, he is a set of Besca armor.
After meeting Gulugu, it is better to say that he sees himself rather than others who see Gulugu; it is better to say that he loves himself rather than that he loves Gulugu; it is better to say that he is for himself instead of doing everything for Gulugu No matter what.
Why do you say that? Who doesn't want unconditional, pure love from others? Of course Manda thought so too! However, he didn't have this chance.
Therefore, in the face of the helpless (not) Gulugu in front of him, Manda thought of the helpless little self. If possible, Manda would definitely reach out to the self who was hiding in the tin box.
Through Gulugu, Manda completes the redemption of her past self.
I yearn for the life before Manda met Gulugu, simple and pure, nothing else, just want to get a set of Besca.
In fact, can it be understood as the fetters that children have on our lives?
What exactly do we want when we want a child?
Manda tells us the answer, when we want a child, what we want is not another self, not a continuation of our own life, but to watch a life that is connected to us grow freely.
Although Manda was reluctant to give up, he finally let go and let Gulugu get the life that should belong to Gulugu. Just like us and children, life has been intertwined for a period of time, just cherish it, there is no need to force the integration.
We are ultimately independent individuals, and ultimately we must survive independently. In this vast world, each of us will do our best for our own set of Besca (￣∀￣)
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