[Bungo Stray Dogs/You] No Longer Human

First of all, this is a tragedy. There is no such thing as HE between the heroine and Odasaku. To say that the heroine can become a pillar after the child dies, that is not a question of survival pillar. It is simply whether bringing a high-power superpower can keep Odasaku alive in the process of revenge. Because Odasaku knew very well that the heroine had never liked him. The heroine who was brainwashed in the past liked the killer Oda Sakunosuke, but she never understood Oda Sakunosuke as a real human being, and she liked paper people more. Later, a man showed up who told her to follow me, but he was a liar. Dazai had fully understood the heroine when he said this. He just wanted to use various means to deceive her away, so he said both sentences. This leads to the fact that the heroine likes Dazai, but Dazai doesn't believe it; Dazai likes the heroine, but the heroine doesn't believe it. And Odasaku knows all this, so Odasaku doesn't mean being with the heroine, it means taking the heroine away from Dazai, who wants to die for his love! Then, regarding the heroine and Dazai, they are not suitable. Because the two people are very similar, both are cowards who observe the world through the people around them, so Odasaku seems so special and important to the two people, because it is the anchor point between the two people connecting the world. To fall in love with Dazai, you either have to be smart enough to understand him and be able to circle around him, or you have a strong enough heart and strength to catch him from the dark corner and bring him into the sunshine. Unfortunately, the heroine is a little bit worse than both. She was not smart enough. She only understood Dazai's cruel surface and did not dare to look down at the soft and sensitive inside. So she tried to go around in circles with Dazai, but she couldn't figure it out. She is strong enough, but she does not have the same strong heart, so she will only say that she cannot tolerate him and will not think about tolerance. Because her heart is not strong enough, she hopes that Dazai will tolerate her in turn, which is impossible. Such a heroine cannot give Dazai the sense of security he needs, and will only aggravate his premonition of loss. How can we not lose it? As long as you die before you lose it, you won't lose it, because everything will end with death. This is the truth of love sacrifice that Odasaku sees. It is not Dazai's love, it is helplessness without a sense of security. Therefore, two insecure people can only hold each other together temporarily to keep warm, and they will not be together forever.

I always thought that if the children were to be taken offline, the character of Oda really had to be taken offline. Because his downline plays an important role. First, it gives a meaning to the children's downline so that they will not disappear lightly. The second is to promote the development of important plots (Dazai Osamu is good). Third, his personal image is also more three-dimensional. Fourth is also a kickback to the theme of Bungou Stray Dogs. Therefore, letting Oda survive when the children died is completely a plot failure. (No malice, the author writes well, personal opinions, please don't comment)

How to put it, it feels very complicated. People should be free and can choose to love someone unconditionally. This kind of love does not need a reason. But your habit of choosing love is indeed acquired. It is said in the novel that the heroine loves Odasaku because of the worldview she was taught. After that, she gets closer to Dazai. Rather than love, she initially seeks the meaning of her own existence. According to this kind of thinking, the "selfless love of a licking dog" in the eyes of our readers is not so selfless, let alone sad and painful. To me, the meaning of existence in the article seems to be greater than the so-called love. Desire and love can make people want to live and die. Odasaku places his love on his children, so his life is his resistance to the past. After the child dies, the heroine's presence is needed to provide sustenance for another life. The heroine is not like Odasaku. She accepted that the reason for her innate existence was Odasaku. Later, she wanted to resist and change, so she wanted Dazai to bring changes to her. They both leave the meaning of existence to others and let others bring it to them, but unfortunately, the person the heroine entrusts to is Osamu Dazai, a nihilistic child. He likes temperature, but does not believe in eternity. He enjoys company, but is afraid of happiness. This kind of contradiction is destined not to allow this relationship to develop healthily. The reason why I feel sad is because the protagonists in the novel are limited to a circle. They cannot place their hopes on themselves and seek further scenery. In the animation, it is because of this era, and in the novel, it is because of the three views that people have been shaped. It seems that Sartre, who is "Hell is them", has not lost his glory.

That's what Osamu Dazai is like. For him, Oda Sakunosuke is the most special and the one he least wants to lose. Facing the heroine, Osamu Dazai wants to die for his love. But for Odasaku, Dazai Osamu could endure death and be a good person. When watching Bungou Stray Dogs, I was particularly surprised by the truth Dazai Osamu unleashed in front of Oda Sakunosuke. Oda Sakunosuke seemed to be the person Dazai Osamu was destined to be. There is always someone who is deeper than death and love

Fuck, after reading so many fics, I finally found another book that writes Dazai so vividly. To be honest, Dazai is cold to the core. He is a completely indifferent person and does not believe in emotions. Odasaku is quite special and incredible. In essence, Dazai cannot be conquered. He cannot be directly approached or pursued in a roundabout way. Whether it is Kuroki or Butei, of course Butei is much more vivid than Kuroki. But that romantic, lazy, gentle look is just like changing the color of a windbreaker for a more friendly shell. Yui's ending is really nothing to say.

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It feels like the heroine has been instilled with the value of survival, and when she grows up, she begins to think about resisting, but her "love" for Odasaku has been integrated into her bones, and she cannot kill Odasaku to break the original pillar. At this time, Dazai, a man who didn't even understand why he was alive, used lies to give the heroine another value for survival. In the end, the heroine chose hypocritical happiness in order to save Dazai.

I finally found this article_(:3∠?)_I was shocked the first time I read it, and I discovered the details the second time I read it, and then I was torn apart. I couldn't sleep at night. Damn it, Zaishihe was in so much pain.

I felt sorry for the heroine. I felt that the whole heroine was a bit unreal and sad. In fact, I felt a little helpless after reading the explanation. In short, it was a very tired feeling. Overall, the heroine was the most uncomfortable and painful. This process made me, a bystander, feel that it was not worth it, but for the heroine, it was inevitable.

This kind of beauty shows how ruthless the author's knife is. Now I can feel the feeling of a mouthful of glass shards, and it can also be labeled as HE. It's so crispy.