The setting that drinking the blood of returning humans can make vampires come back is really ridiculous from the perspective of vampire movies, but this is a vampire-style educational movie. Is not the Lord's Supper the blood and flesh of the carpenter Jehovah?
As a human being, I do not accept old age, illness, and death that must be accepted no matter what class I am in. In order to get rid of fear, I turn myself into a monster to realize my delusions, and squeeze the creatures of my own race to build an inhuman and efficient system. , and finally ushered in the inevitable collapse of the system due to the insufficient number of squeezed creatures, and had to face deeper fears.
This is the usual pattern of human development. But it's not sustainable (as the movie says).
Fear has no end. The quality of life is indeed improving, so the number of beneficiaries is indeed increasing, but after starvation there is exhaustion, then there is sickness, after aging, and then there is nothingness after death. Chased by these, constantly alienated, a slave owner, an emperor, a chaebol, the chief scientist of the Umbrella Company, a vampire, a…?
But can we come back? Or, would you like to come back? Accept that, think about how to live a good life, and redefine the standard of "good" and stop acting arbitrarily out of fear? ? ?
ps, the fourth-level abject vampires who are further alienated are not the by-products of all kinds of tyranny - violent revolutionaries?
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