From a child's perspective, England in the 1980s was full of incredible things. War and death, politics and confusion, race and friends... In Shaun's eyes, england is a bit on the verge of going crazy, a bit hard to hide, a bit of a sadness that is often overlooked, in his small world, because of the war The lethality of the casualties to families is built into every step of the way. Every footprint always seems to be stepping on the wounds of many people. The classmates ridiculed heartlessly, the voices were mixed, and there was a hint of unease.
The joining of the new group made him face the panic caused by the war more directly. It was not just that he was humiliated, but the confusion of the whole staff. Disapproval of political positions and dissatisfaction with life, the bald boy pointed the finger at immigrants. The massive input of cheap labor has robbed them of their jobs. Infiltrated by the extreme will of the skinheads, they rushed into the PAKIES store to rob and beat the PAKIES.. This infiltrate when COMBO beat his poor black friend to death, this extreme reached its climax when the ideology caused When his hatred overwhelmed his reason, the loss of control made COMBO cry, trembling, and suddenly sober. It also surprised me in a distant country, in the 1980s, they were so flustered that they expected destruction to bring a sense of security.
This is England.
A little frivolous.
A bit trendy.
A bit of fast-food sexual liberation.
A bit of a political frenzy.
A bit of an inexplicable hatred.
A lot of angry youth.
A bit of a heavy-duty erosion.
But more than that -- restless.
In an increasingly racially mixed society, there is panic in competition. We can't even control how complicated and cruel we will be when we panic to the extreme. When such testimony is from shaun's perspective, the shock reflected is even more cruel.
Shaun's eyes are always a bottomless blue, blue is melancholy.
At first, it was just the melancholy who was pushed out.
Later, he had a playmate who was much older than him. He was so happy that he could barely see the melancholy blue.
Later, he was satisfied with the power brought by the saboteur, which made him think it was the performance of a man
. Gradually, he became really depressed.
After the belief in dependence was broken,
the flag that gradually sank into the sea told his disappointment that he could not be redeemed.
Then he became more melancholy.
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