
[Bungo Stray Dogs] The Black-and-White Hound
[文豪野犬]黑白之犬
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- Completed
- Length
- 15k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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I can't catch him, Odasaku. There is nothing in this world that can keep him, not even you.
There is definitely only one ending to this. In the second chapter, we were already informed that Dazai is dead. Wuwuwu.
I feel like it would be better if the leader is killed so that he can feel more relaxed.
What happens when a person who is lost in confusion suddenly sees a candle that can illuminate him? He will hold on tightly, just like a drowning man trying his best to hold on to the life-saving straw. But what would happen if you knew that the path forward you knew would come at the cost of turning the candle into ashes, and that there could only be one person and this light? Protect this hard-won light, even if it no longer lights up for you, even if you can only walk alone in the darkness, even if you have nothing in your hands and fall into a lonely hell. As a result, the boy who was looking for hope in death lost the redemption he should have had. The red-haired former killer sat in a bright place and wrote a book without knowing anything. When they met again, the former best friend raised his gun at the boy who had grown into a young man in the darkness. Whether it was the expression on his face, the state of his body, or the breath on his body, they all expressed his rejection to the young man, telling him calmly and cruelly: Stay away from me, you dark guy. Really, I knew clearly that this would be the result, and I also knew that it was my own fault, but... Disappointment and despair still swept over the young man, and his painful heart was wailing. But he quickly calmed down his embarrassment and walked out of the bar that held the memories of the other person and himself as if nothing had happened. "Cheers to the wild dogs." He left the warm light of the bar, but held the unnecessary wine glass in his hand, raising it as if he was clinking glasses with someone. A happy smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and something flashed in his eyes and disappeared. Sitting in the empty chief's office, looking at this space that was not favored by the sun at all, the young man smiled, with a feeling of relief and peace: "That's it." "Wake me up from this dream of an oxidized world." He carefully arranged what he could arrange, and he sincerely hoped that everyone would have their own good destination. But, I'm sorry, but the responsibility is left to you. "Well, after all... I'm a coward." "Besides, nothing can hold me back..." He smiled nonchalantly, hiding his soul crying and shouting "Save me" under the mask of smile. Finally, use your own death to add a happy ending to this drama. Opening his arms to embrace the wild wind, and letting himself stay away from the bright and vast sky, this young man pushed away all the hands that were stretched out like his in the past, present, and future, and finally faced death alone. "Bang!" It was the sound of something hitting the ground. Clang, clang, clang! Long comment appears! Happy New Year! Also, after I finished writing it and read it again, I felt that Odasaku was portrayed as a bit annoying, so I will explain it again. Odasaku didn't know anything about what the leader Zai did, and he didn't know the leader Zai. In his opinion, the person in front of him was the dangerous Mafia leader and the culprit of the chaos, rather than a friend who had spent a long time together. It was good that he could bear not to kill him on the spot. The leader Zai never thought that he would be able to have a close friend like Odasaku in this world, but he still had a little luck in his heart. He has long been determined to die, and no one can hold him back or stretch out his hand. In order to prevent the "book" from being known to a third party, he will naturally choose to die. Because by sacrificing him, most people can get the HE ending, and it's not impossible for him not to die, but he is a coward. He is even afraid of happiness, gets hurt when touching cotton, and is sometimes hurt by happiness. Not to mention that now there is nothing that can hold him back and make him face this false world. Even if he continues to stay, he will probably be in pain all the time. In the end, he will probably ignore his work and die in front of the leader's desk. In short, it is difficult for the leader Zai to create what you think is HE, but that world is HE to him. Almost everyone has a happy ending, and he also embraces the death he expected (although he hopes someone can save him, but if he chooses not to save him, it is not impossible to let him die. I think from his point of view, although there is some regret, everything is fine). This is a heart-wrenching child.
Don't open your eyes, Dazai, and enjoy the death you've been waiting for.
This is the if line. This ending is already the best ending in my ideal world ww At least Odasaku met Dazai and wanted to redeem him (although he failed), which is already good... I read a comment somewhere before, saying that if-line Butei Ori has become the same existence in the hearts of readers as the prince in Andersen's novel. It is obvious that he has done nothing wrong but he wants to beat him inexplicably x
How come it's so much more powerful than the original work... The possibility of he branch in this development-style ending is probably similar to that of the leader Zai suddenly becoming positive and not giving up.
Does the open ending here refer to the open choices of "one will die if you don't catch it" or "two will die if you catch it". . .
The second time I watched it, I just felt sore and swollen in my chest, and the tears flowed down unconsciously () It was much better than the first time I watched it, laughed and shed tears, and ended up having a headache due to too much mood swings. Right (whimpering tears falling down while typing)
I don't know when I saw this article. After reading it, I always think of it but forget where I saw it. I saw it again when I was about to forget. At this time, I can't express my feelings. I just want to say: "This ending is so good!"