[Western Crossover] The Black Goat

Archeology is here, and it's always right to check out Jiang Hua in the book world. As long as it's a subject I'm interested in, Jiang Hua can always write well. Starting from Demons, I didn't feel much about the protagonist. Instead, I liked Daddy more, so I rewatched the series. I had watched it before, but I didn't like the style of painting at the time and didn't really understand it. After watching Demons, I rewatched it. Okay, I'm a pervert, I really like this actor's role in this role, so I watched Nobody Writes to Carrie and the Black Goat while binge-watching the show. My wife really portrayed the character well, and there was no sense of dissonance.

I really like Dada. It combines classics, English and American novels! It was only after I read Sherlock that I came across Dada! A young and beautiful girl's pursuit of love and desire. A cowardly girl with a strongly religious mother was kept locked in her room. She was out of touch with society, so she suffered bullying in school. Meeting Uncle Ba is really a very Lolita relationship development. He is a father, a teacher and a lover. A girl who describes love to the extreme, she loves her mother, and her mother also loves her very much, so when she kills her mother, the gentle smile on her mother's face cannot be produced by serial killers who imitate the crime. She has a strong love for the people she cares about. Just like she loves her mother, she wants to kill Hannibal because of her love. A love that ends up rotten like the apples of Eden. The newspaper has a very high idealistic color. That kind of suicidal, destructive, desperate rush. (The word order of this paragraph is so confusing) She had an extraordinary fascination with Hannibal's yearning for the spirituality of the elders, which had a certain divinity. The complex and tangled character psychology resulting from the unequal relationship status. The true, sincere, loving adoration and dependence of a pure girl seduced the devil. The demon broke her into pieces and reassembled her. It's hard to say he wasn't tempted. Like Pygmalion, "falling in love with his own work." But no one could keep Hannibal. (Girlishness is really attractive, Carrie will always be a girl) I love you, so I want to kill you, but if I kill you, I will be as empty as I was when I lost my mother. I love you because I created you, but you are not just the container of my desire. Every time you grow, I am shocked. "Close to love, but not quite love." Clarice is like a manifestation of Carrie's other life. There was a feeling that if she had not met Hannibal at that time, she would not have a bright future like this. It is difficult for people to empathize with lambs, so Clarisse also looks at others in a relatively unequal manner. A beautiful, brave, intelligent young lady with a sense of justice, she must examine herself. The partial meaning of human beings depicted in "The Fall of the Rebellious Angels" given to her by Carrie is really a true reflection of the different feelings they have established. "You still dream about those lambs" is really… how to put it… The language structure is so broken (sad) It should be obvious that this was written by a desperate illiterate. (To be honest, I really felt bad when Hannibal and Clarice were together in the second movie. The ending of Carrie's final suicide has a sense of fate as they should have been. The end of the story uses the paragraph at the beginning of the movie, which is really the finishing touch)

The chase is over. My time didn't match up with Dada. Now I can only look at the comments from two years ago and guess how many likes there are in the comments. I don't quite understand it yet, but that doesn't stop me from boasting. Thank you so much, I really enjoyed reading your article. I like you so much!

Hahahaha cute metaphor

After completing three swipes, I went to Weibo and asked my wife a few questions, and she responded to me instantly! ! ! He also answered me very patiently and seriously! ! ! Reply in seconds! ! ! This feeling is really amazing... My wife is so nice! ! ! ... This is the third time I've read it. Maybe it's because I've grown up (manual funny), and I feel that when I read it, I can really, emmm, touch the emotions of the characters in the book. Although I have almost never experienced those complex emotions at the deepest level of human nature. I felt the redemption pursued by Carrie's superego and the love and desire that my id longed for. She gradually fell into darkness from a cowardly girl with bloody hands but still pure in No One Letters to Carrie, and became a classic high-functioning sociopath so similar to Hannibal in The Black Goat. She not only has the perfect creature created by Hannibal, but also has her own thinking and pursuit. As a character, she is three-dimensional and full, and as a real person in my eyes, she is contradictory and addictive. In fact, since Hannibal chose to let go, Carrie became more than a container for him. Carrie's choice to leave also means that she is more than a container. And then there is Carrie's love that actually makes me feel, emmm, shocking, not that exaggerated, but her passionate love and all-out behavior of putting all her money on Hannibal may be something I have never experienced in my life. Every time, especially when I see the clips between her and Hannibal in The Black Goat, I... In fact, in The Black Goat, she finally takes the lead, but still I It makes me want to cry, especially the scene where Hannibal traces her eyebrows. I almost cried when I thought about the ending during the second and third time. It should be so beautiful, but it ended up like this. In romance, falling in love with someone with a big status gap means you have the nerve to say that you can't get it. Carrie falls in love with someone who (almost) will never love, so she really can't get it. It's hard to imagine... So many emotions... Maybe she didn't necessarily love Hannibal at the beginning. In fact, it can be said that she is the container of Hannibal's memory, and Hannibal is the container of her love. It suddenly occurred to me that Carrie initially felt that Hannibal was her salvation, so she loved him. Later, her salvation was separated from Hannibal, and she only loved the real Hannibal. In this way, it seems destined that in the ending, Carrie will choose either Clarice as her new salvation or Hannibal, who is the source of all her love. Then it seems that Carrie's suicide is destined to end. I was really melancholy when I saw the ending... This contradiction of being inexplicably indifferent despite being very... Strong emotions is probably because of this. Then I asked my uncle for advice, just because I was curious about whether he loved Carrie or not. My wife mentioned Pygmalion, and also mentioned once in her speech that the sculptor fell in love with his sculpture. This example can be said to be very appropriate. The wife said that "he was attracted to his own creations" (Clarice also pointed out), but his feelings were "close to love but not love." He was satisfied that Carrie was still looking for herself and trying to escape control, but he was dissatisfied that Carrie was still looking for herself and trying to escape control. Carrie gave him surprises outside of his control, so he attracted Hannibal. My wife said that the emotional line in the original novel was quite broken, and that's true... It's hard to imagine that Hannibal would really be satisfied with a blackened Clarice for a long time and end up living together. In fact, this kind of ending for him and Carrie is the least OOC ending. In fact, I feel like I can't even watch the original novel anymore... I sincerely accept the CP of Carrie and Hannibal, Clarice will only make me crazy with jealousy... I really love the Baltimore trilogy! ! ! Actually, I still have four days of final exams... In addition, please ask my wife to write a story about Uncle Bart's perspective in the "Last Supper" where Carrie makes her final decision! ! ! I'm really curious if it was part of Hannibal's plan for him to push Carrie to this point. Did he feel anything when Carrie died in front of his eyes? Again, in addition, Madam, your writing is so beautiful, I really like this feeling! Madam, please read some of the books you usually read. Love you duck

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Valentine's Day←Two girls are having a bestie tea party in 306. It's hard not to think too much←ugh~

Clarice's outfit reminded me of the end of the Hannibal novel. Suddenly it occurred to me that this might be Jiang Hua's little idea: to let the self-centered, lively Clarice watch the opera with a clumsy little lover. What a joy. I always feel like Carrie wants to control Hannibal's hands

After watching the ending, I was so sad that I couldn't help myself. I may have to slow down in the middle before watching it. After reading the previous one, I was really confused whether to read this one again, because I really couldn't figure out how the two of them could be HE without ruining their characters. To be honest, for people like Hannibal, I really have a feeling of "how to fall in love when different species are different". I can't imagine that love in the ordinary sense can exist in him. I like Carrie so much, and I really want to see her be happy, but from the author's attitude in the previous film, I probably understand that this is an unsolvable problem for Carrie. That feeling of powerlessness,

I hate this feeling of saying everything without saying anything. I am still suitable to be a fool⊙⊙