Forests are destroyed because human beings are going to expand.
The civet cats were forced to change the way they lived because of the expansion of humanity.
The history of human development on this planet is actually a history of environmental changes.
Why change, not destroy.
Because when I saw the civet cat that finally turned into a human sitting on the train in the city, looking at the scenes outside the window, I asked myself, can you give up the brightly lit life in the city? Can you give up 24-hour hot water? Can you give up the convenience of getting from one city to another in just a few hours? Can you give up the life of not having to go to the natural jungle for food? The
answer is: I can't.
I believe that even if most people watched the ending of the movie and shed tears when Lush was murdered alive, few people could avoid completely abandoning modern civilization and returning to the era of farming and burning.
I saw the civet cats, like a group of children, happily playing pranks, hoping to attract people's attention and understand their intentions.
In the end it was all in vain.
I feel sad, but there is nothing I can do.
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