What the hell was that agile Black Death thinking? Is he a human or a covenant? Is he on the side of humans, or on the side of the contractor? What did he think of his murderous contractor sister?
The first chapter of the first season, The Fall of the Covenant Star, is about taking a risk rather than obliterating her when he knows that the other party is an "emotionless doll". You can see his "kindness". But what touched me the most was that doll came out to help Hei to block the knife (I believe that even if she did not block that knife, Hei would not die, but unfortunately she gave her life in vain. Maybe others think she is not a good one. Life). But when Doll died, Hei didn't have a sad expression at all, and what greeted him was his signature expression—that is, no expression. Is he really sad? Is it because he didn't kill it, does it make it easier? Is it also for this reason that he didn't kill her? When he handed the key to him in the doll's, he seemed to say thoughtfully that the contractor is not a human, but a killing machine in human skin... They are liars and betrayers. Is he trying to convey to doll? I think that should be said to myself. Is he mourning his sinful appearance? After saying that, he nodded sadly. And after the chaos, one of the enemy's contractors escaped. When everyone was about to leave, Yin found that the "line" had not been broken (Why did Yin take this step, it could be over, why should he continue to use the Observation Spirit? As expected of a doll!) At this time, Hei also With the attitude of cutting grass and rooting, kill the last enemy in seconds. There are many enemies, what is the difference between killing one more and one less?
The next few chapters are also the main story that develops on the side of the narrator's dark "humanity" and "kindness".
I always feel that the "kindness" of black is selective. Could it be that whoever is pleasing to the eye will not be killed? Whoever is not pleasing to the eye, let him or her be unlucky! Could this be the simultaneous display of his humanity and the contractor?
For his companions, he always violated the so-called reasonable judgment of the contractor and risked his life to save them. But he was always merciless towards those opposing contractors or enemies - beheading them all, and then facing all the tragedies with a blank face and empty eyes. How did he judge those people who could be killed and those who needed mercy?
Black eyes are never focused, always pitch black. As long as these eyes are drooping down, they are so innocent, giving people a feeling of simplicity, honesty, and a little weakness. And when he stared, he was so indifferent. The huge change really impressed me. But I noticed that those eyes were out of focus no matter what the circumstances, and they were always filled with a thick layer of fog that could not be dissolved. There was a bottomless pool of stagnant water in his eyes, without any fluctuations, it was terrifyingly calm.
The most inexplicable thing is what kind of feelings he has for his sister. Did he really feel relieved about his sister's disappearance? Because I can't help my sister kill? But how did he feel when he found out that he had also become a contractor and possessed the same abilities as his sister? Since his sister disappeared, why did he still stay in the organization? Do you have to do something to stop him because he found out that he has also become a contractor? Or did he deliberately want to put himself on the skin of a contractor? When he was not yet a contractor, did he really join the organization in order to accept the contractor's sister and kill with her sister? Why can't he stop his sister from killing her as a brother? Since he doesn't really want to kill.
Kuro, after wearing the skin of a contractor for a long time, I think I want to become a human in the end! From the last time he called his younger sister by a human name - Hoshi. Is that right? But Black was unwilling to let the contractor disappear. I think that's because the contractors used to be human!
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