The original text is "The Yard of Birds" by British writer Julia Wallis Martin. It is a psychological novel that is a bit dark and strange, and has a slight tendency towards beauty. I say "slightly" because one of the protagonists, Roland, is just a pedophile and likes little boys, although his behavior is slightly perverted.
The so-called cause of tragedy is often tragedy, which can roughly summarize the tone of this book. I originally borrowed it from the library to relax before the exam, but the more I looked at it, the darker it became...
This article takes Brogan, one of the quasi-protagonists of the original work, as the main perspective, narrates it from the first person, and sets the story ten years after the original work. Although I personally don't like writing in the first person because I always feel that writing is narcissistic, but... Well, it seems that this article really can't express anything without using the first person.
Also, this article is the product of dark emotions, the tone is a bit depressing, and it is a bit inexplicable. Those who have not read the original work may not understand it. Although if you have read the original work, I can't guarantee that you can understand it... (My erratic thinking)
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