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The funny thing is that evil deeds are always more efficient and satisfying than good deeds. We always want to get a sharp solution, we can send all the trouble to Qingyun with a snap of our fingers. No one will tell you to accumulate good virtues and be self-satisfied, and no one will give good advice time and time again. At a terribly young age, few people know how to make a decision, and few people are extremely convinced of their choices.
But to be honest, regardless of age, who is not so stupid, so helpless?
After five full episodes of sneaking and surrendering, Nate finally broke the mystery cloud and established himself as the first scumbag in the show. I have always been puzzled by this image: Is he a deep cabinet? Does he have PTSD? Is he distorted in sexuality? Does he like Jules? Does he love Maddie? Is he schizophrenic? After the sixth episode, I regret to find:
Nate is just an ordinary person, an ordinary person who is disgusting, hated, hatred, inferior, arrogant, and empty.
In his relationship with Maddie, he was always passive and humble; maybe he liked Jules, but that was just a provocation of disdain; he was just looking for the comfort and self-esteem lacking in childhood, and after first tasting the sweetness of violence, Unable to indulge in the illusion of power. He feels that he can do everything, he can do everything.
It's sad.
But even worse is Jules. We sometimes do things that we all find terrifying, just because we are afraid of the unknown behind the unknown. But no matter how far we go and how many people we meet, this sense of emptiness will not diminish in the slightest; on the contrary, it will drill out of your brain day and night, and treat everything we see as cheap cheap plaything.
——I call it the young without agitation.
So we hope everything will be fine. But what does "get well" really mean? They don't know-none of them knows. The simplest mind will hope that this kind of happiness can jump out of the spirit, just like knocking medicine.
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