Maritime*******

Although I had already guessed the ending when I saw the scene where Dai and the priest met to read the Bible, the actual appearance was still shocking. Previously, I planned to delete a lot of "miscellaneous" chapters after reading it, but I decided to add the last few chapters to the selection. Of course, the description of "miscellaneous" is not accurate. This is also a characteristic of Hugo's books, and it is not objectionable. I just say that the short one is not very interesting, and the long one is a bit annoying, but overall I like it. The ending is very sad. I have risked my life to do so much, just to make a wedding dress for others. From the beginning to the end, only one person understands that ending his life alone in the sea that has been with him all his life... It is not a tearful thing but a heavy depression. Fate will always make some twists and turns. In the end... The choice made is quite touching. This tragic story is even more tragic. For such a good person, maybe death is the best relief for him. For those who are closed-minded, they can't stand the kindness of others. Once they fall, they can dedicate themselves without hesitation. As long as she is happy, that is the best result. This is objectively true. All in all, it is worth reading and you will gain something from it.

From the beginning to the fullness to the climax, from faith to redemption to sacrifice, the "Trilogy of Destiny" is really a rare drama in human civilization! Thoughts about fate, choices about good and evil, and persistence in nature are all profound and heavy. The "Trilogy" has a grand structure, profound intentions, and clear levels. All of them are beyond the capabilities of a master. The meaning of life does not lie in its length, but in how much hate it can bear and how much love it can export. After the veneer of the skin falls off, the naked soul has the right to rest.

This book reminds me of a friend of mine who also silently sacrificed for love. The protagonist's love for Delust is so deep and pure! I also admire his bravery and self-sacrifice. The plot in the book has ups and downs, especially the protagonist's struggle with the forces of nature, which made me tremble with fear. This book is really worth reading!

Why do the endings of trilogies always make people sad?

Giliyat stayed with nature, became familiar with everything about it, and finally fell into its embrace [crying]

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