Dan, I watched the 20th episode of the second season of PB last night.
In fact, I also watched the 21st episode, but I didn't continue watching it because I was completely dizzy!
The plot twists and turns are bizarre and needless to say (I almost burst with excitement),
what confuses me the most is the depiction of human nature, which is
so simple and complex, specious and incomprehensible...
After reading it, I really have a feeling of despair ,
I don't know what life is for, I don't know where Michael is wrong. Is there a way out of
this mess to unravel everything?
Really dizzy... can't figure it out. . .
Sometimes I look at Michael's eyes, it's so sensitive and fragile,
he doesn't look like someone who can do these things! do you understand me?
How can a person plan and control everything calmly and calmly,
while involuntarily giving such a strong love to those around him?
(He and Sara are really a natural pair, and they both dare to sacrifice themselves for others)
How can these two contradictory personalities appear in one person at the same time?
In reality, there is no such person...probably not. . .
As a genius, Michael is clearly not crazy enough.
He just can't stand watching others suffer.
The psychiatrist in the first few episodes said that he is especially aware of other people's pain -- it's a disease.
(I guess, it's a bit like "obsessive-compulsive disorder" or something!)
In addition to saying that "the screenwriter made it up", it really can only be explained by "sickness".
I really don't understand... I'm totally lost now
There is no way out, what is the point of the whole thing. . .
One can never live as one wants... Is everything destiny?
This problem is too complicated, and it takes a little more time to think about it clearly. . .
Lao Dan 2007/03/31 13:21:36
Thank you Lyn for writing so many thoughts. I watched episode 21 on Wednesday, and it was also very shocking. I
wanted to find someone to talk about my feelings, but I couldn't find it, so I searched for interviews and American articles everywhere, hehe, All right now, I can talk to you.
My biggest worry right now is what will happen to micheal and sara in the end? Can a man, even if he be a genius, be able to compete with the state apparatus?
In confession, Micheal said...Righteousness, maybe....Well, we all have our crosses to bear.
Micheal can't look back or he will lose everything he loves, but in the end can he To save your precious life?
If he can live, will the cross he bears make his life difficult?
If Sara ends up behind bars, I also believe that Micheal will not be alone.
Alas, what is justice? I want to read "The Theory of Justice" in depth!
Lyn 2007/03/31 15:13:46
With his personality, he definitely can't let Sara's. Since yesterday, I have been thinking:
things have developed to this point, so many people have sacrificed and been hurt, there must be something wrong!
However, I can't find the wrong link...
Michael has always come all the way out of love. It is understandable to want to rescue an innocent brother!
As long as you are human, you can't bear to see your relatives being executed, it's too cruel!
However, it is precisely from the starting point of this love that a series of tragedies have been triggered, one by one...
He never wanted to hurt anyone, but many people were directly or indirectly injured by him.
Michael thought the same thing, and that's why he felt so guilty. . .
But if he could do it all over again, could he have made a different choice?
Can he give up his brother's life? Because it's better for one person to die than so many people to die?
If it were me, I would not be able to do it... So in this case, there is no room for regret.
When I was chatting with my mom today, I asked her this question too.
She said the politicians were so insidious and everything was their fault, not Michael's.
So, is Michael's guilt "punishing himself with other people's mistakes"?
But I think that all kind people will feel the same way with him!
The only reason to convince myself may be righteousness.
But it was obvious that this reason had shaken in his heart, and
he began to doubt whether it was worth the sacrifice of so many people.
In fact, no matter how you choose, you will eventually owe someone.
Such a choice is too difficult, it's really not right or left...
I really want to know how he finally finds a way out for his soul.
How can I think so that my heart can be freed?
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