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The author, Mr. Maomao, I also like Safi very much. Mr. Mao Mao simply expressed my feelings, and I was very consistent with Mr. Mao Mao in the process of falling in love with Safi. I first saw Safi's poster, and was immediately fascinated by the beauty, and then started paying attention to FF7. I watched Arrival of the Son first and found out that he is the BOSS. He is very powerful and I love him even more (I also love people who are strong and mature). I have liked him with admiration for many years, until I finally started playing the FF7 game some time ago. As I played, I discovered something deeper about Safi: It turns out that he was not the BOSS from the beginning, it turns out that he also had companions in the beginning, it turns out that he is so responsible and knows how to take care of and mentor the juniors, and it turns out that he also has a gentle heart and is willing to take photos with the villagers who admire him. . . . Seeing this is like getting to know Safi all over again, understanding that he is not only a "hero" in the early stage and a "boss" in the later stage, but he is also an "ordinary person". He also has emotions, sorrows and joys, and is also fragile. He also needs friends and understanding. That's why I felt extremely distressed when the Nibelheim incident happened. I have always felt that when the incident happened, as long as there was one person, just one person was enough to say to Safi, "You are not a monster, so what if you were created. It has no impact on who you are. I am still here to support you." (I may not have expressed it well. What I mean is that as long as there is one person who can pull Safi out of his obsession at the time and turn him around), everything in the future can be avoided. But there was no such person, no one understood and supported Safi when he was at his most vulnerable. I could only watch in front of the screen as Safi held Jenova's head on the road to destruction, feeling so distressed that I couldn't breathe. Such a good person, one wrong step and his fate will take a turn for the worse until he can never come back. . . .
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