That's it.
I thought Sansa's words were euphemistic enough, she said, "If you still have an affection for me in your heart, please save a life for my father". She used a hypothetical sentence, and the other party seemed to be moved, and everyone thought the matter had been settled. Who knew that he was slapped on the spot the next day. That taste is really sour. One more thing, Ned took one last look in the direction of his daughter, Jeffery, and Cercei before bowing his head to accept the execution, and I think that look was definitely towards his daughter. When he was shocked at the moment, he didn't go to see the new king who gave the order. As loyal as him, he should have decided to obey his daughter's idea and admit the identity of the new king the moment he learned that his daughter was begging for him. He didn't think about doubting anything. . But their hopes were still in vain. That look should be an infinite gratitude and infinite nostalgia for his daughter, but he was speechless and could only accept the punishment of the new king he just recognized.
Losing her father is a major blow, but for Sansa, there is another blow that is almost as great as this—that is, her knowledge is unknown, she loves the wrong person, and believes in the wrong person. She has always loved Jeffery and made no secret of it in front of her parents and sister. She has no way of knowing why her father suddenly rebelled, but she still believes in Jeffery's character and feelings for her. But all of this vanished in front of his execution order. It turned out that it was all her self-indulgent love.
Equally self-motivated is my favorite little devil. When he described his first love and his previous marriage, he had a lovely stubbornness and stubbornness, which was obviously just a farce made by his brother's clever arrangement and exposed by his father's ruthlessness. He doesn't deny his stupidity at the time, but he still takes this story as a sad secret in his heart to tell someone he trusts when he's in Truth or Dare—yes, except for the prostitute who became his lover and that The samurai who helped him win the trial by combat. Because the samurai helped him, he naively assumed that the samurai stood up for justice as he did, until he got the "how much" answer. How ridiculous a person who treats life with sincerity looks like a villain who has no faith "Yu Yuli".
Ridiculous, Ross's tears were immediately stopped. Ross broke down in tears as he watched the brothel sister's swaddling child being killed, affecting his work. She is also a character I like very much. I think she should have feelings for Theon, and be very kind to him, otherwise Theon should not be as cold as she is and shout that I will miss you while watching her go away. The line she said to him before she left, "Why am I staying, will you marry me as Mrs. Greyjoy" might not be exactly a joke, but she knew it wasn't possible. From leaving Winterfell to setting foot in King's Landing, this coveted beauty of the dust, although branded by ruthless money and reality, also shines with the light of humanity. She raised her Littlefinger respectfully, called him Lord Baelish, and asked the others to do the same. As the soldiers barged in, she threatened arrogantly, "This is Lord Baelish's territory!" But the man also let her down. He comforted her gently, but he was also thorny, and hinted her with a hidden knife in a smile, not to delay him making money. By contrast, her sympathy and grief seemed so pointless and superfluous. Her tears stopped instantly after she recognized the reality and the man in front of her. Yes, another loud slap in the face.
These stories remind me of myself, and they are also a lot of experiences of being slapped in the face. These tend to happen to people who are simple, kind, affectionate, easy to be moved, and easy to trust. Sansa, who forgave his cold and violent lover because of a necklace, Tyrion who let go of his guard because of a few warm words and actions to help, Ross who grieves and grieves for the tragedy he saw, they believe in human nature Ben Shan, believes in the love of the world, and believes in sincerity and justice. But their beliefs have become self-indulgent laughingstocks in front of ruthless and shameful people and this cruel world. When you think that the other party is trustworthy and give your heart to the other party, when you taste the taste of love for the first time, you can't wait to give everything and look forward to everything, when you think that everyone is as kind, full of justice and compassion as you, in exchange for But it's the cold and cruel truth, and you're going to be heartbroken, like Sansa's idea of pushing someone she once loved down a building, like Tyrion's years of burying a marriage that lasted only a few hours. The wound in the heart, as Ross wiped away the tears and stopped the sympathy and grief, but also stopped the dependence on her Lord Baelish.
But will they ever change? I don't know, I haven't seen the end yet. Now it seems that Tyrion has not changed, he still fell in love with the exotic prostitute who he fondly called a little fool, and continued one love tragedy after another. I like him, just like the kind of spirit in him that has grown up despite all the humiliation and hardships but never gave up on himself. Also having a pitiful experience, Jon Snow, who is inferior, is not so appealing to me, although his inferiority is excusable. No one's life is smooth sailing, and the world is cruel to everyone. Some people have become pessimistic and inferior like Jon Snow, cold and selfish like Littlefinger, but some people, like Tyrion, and Sam (also a character I like very much, can imagine how ruthless his father was when he drove him to join the Night's Watch). How much harm the threat has done to him, but he is still stupid, kind, and sincere), but he never gives up his pursuit of justice, never gives up his sincere hope, and never dies his enthusiasm for life. This is where I am most moved. As Lu Xun and Romain Rolland said,
"Real warriors dare to face the bleak life, and dare to face the dripping blood."
"There is only one true heroism in the world, that is, after recognizing the truth of life, it still remains Love it."
What's the matter with self-love, just a slap in the face.
That's it.
---- Sanfeng on November 12, 2017
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