What kind of sentence makes someone willing to die for you

Keenan 2022-04-24 07:01:23

After reading "The Imperial Law", the most memorable thing is that Garner was ordered to kill Tashiro. The night was dark and windy, the narrow road was shallow, and the clouds were full of mist. The two drew their swords to face each other. When Garner whispered a word, Tashiro panicked and died under Garner's sword.

This scene is the climax and end of the whole movie. Although Oshima used an obscure way to explain the various doubts thrown up in the movie by Okita and Hijikata at this time, and sorted out the complicated relationship between characters, it seemed to be straightforward, which made people suddenly realize: Oh, so it is, yes This is the reason. In the end, the scene where the earthwork cut down the cherry tree and the cherry blossoms were scattered was also regarded as a masterpiece by many people.

In this movie, some people watched masculinity, some people watched sex, some people watched Gongshou, some people watched Bushido, some people watched Yu Fadu, some people watched history...

But I watched it, but I have been thinking about what kind of sentence made Tashiro willing to give his life.

The poignant story of "The Alliance of Chrysanthemums" in "The Story of the Rainy Moon" told by the beautiful boy Okita provides an answer.
The young Qing and poor Confucian scholars help the wounded warrior and take him home to take care of him. But the samurai is the remnant of the Shiozhi of the Izumo country, and he must go back to his hometown. Time flies, and the promised day arrives. The Confucian scholar and his mother bought chrysanthemums and wine and vegetables early in the morning and waited for the samurai, but the samurai disappeared. The Confucian scholar put his mother to sleep first, and then went out to watch, but the moon was hiding behind the opposite mountain, and it was dark. But the samurai was sullen, not saying a word, neither drinking nor eating. He also suddenly said to Confucian scholars: I am no longer from this world. After returning to the Cloud Kingdom, I was defeated in the Battle of Nizi, unable to escape the enemy's nest, and became a prisoner. .

Okita said that the moral of the story is not to form an alliance with a frivolous person, but to make a covenant with a faithful person, but I believe this is a masculine covenant, and it turns into a ghost in order to keep the covenant. It is a love story between two men, otherwise how could they lose life.

If we meet again on the ninth day, we can make a person commit suicide, and we must meet each other as a soul. What a beautiful story, it is enough to make those who hear it sad and those who hear it cry. Obviously, dying for love is an understandable and respected answer, and I have heard and seen many such things, as far away as the beautiful legend of Liangshan Bo Zhuyingtai, and as close as a classmate committed suicide by jumping off a building because of a failed love affair.

It's a pity that Garner doesn't have such a deep love for Tashiro, otherwise, how could he have an affair with the ugly Yuzawa, and how could he take the initiative to seduce Yamazaki. But I think Tashiro loves Ghana, as evidenced by Tashiro's desperate shouting when Ghana was injured. So, what is the sentence that Garner said? Okita said it was the two of them whispering in bed, but I don't think it is, but the following situation:

Situation 1: Garner's confession. Although the two of them are getting on well, Garner has never admitted their love relationship to the outside world, and he certainly didn't say it to Tashiro. in love with you. Presumably Tashiro died happily.

Scenario Two: Ghana's Confession. Although it is said that the two of them are getting on well, no one knows whether they have had sex or not. If you say something like: Do you know, your performance in bed is better than that of Uncle Wang next door and Li Xiaoer upstairs. Downstairs with a big belly, Zhang Goudan’er in the neighboring village… Much worse. Presumably Tashiro died heartbroken and devastated.

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