I read it again from beginning to end, and couldn't bear to see the story end... I felt so happy when I read it, but now I feel so empty.
The story of how Iluko died and the stories of Rafiq and Grace have not yet been written ( ⊙ v ⊙ )
Apart from that, Wei Lie's evaluation is quite fair and extremely delicate.
I like Wei Lie, rather it is because of his complicated personality and causes, it is very satisfying to peel off the layers. As for Roland, who you don't like, what I feel is another kind of pleasure in writing complex characters. The three villains also gave me a kind of alternative perfection and shaping that the positive characters could not give me. Perhaps it was the distance that human nature can achieve and the miracles that personality can create.
In addition, except for Yang Yang, who is particularly sympathetic to Wei Lie because of his own similar experiences and the relationship between father and daughter, no one else has to bear any responsibility for Wei Lie's misconduct. Finsternis said, "Wei Lie's sin lies in refracting and amplifying the sins of others" - I cannot agree with this sentence. I would like to ask what responsibility Sean and others should bear for the mistakes of Wei Lie, a ten thousand year old boy? Although they all forgive and protect him, it really makes no sense to encourage him. It is true that Wei Lie derived satisfaction from their protection, so he became more cowardly and self-deceptive, but can this be said to be Yang Yang's responsibility?
Note, Wei Lie is not a child anymore. We pamper a child and make him complacent and unable to recognize his own mistakes. That is the fault of the "adults". But Wei Lie is an adult first and an old man who has lived for N years. Regardless of whether he has not grown up or what, he should be responsible for his own actions. If he does not do things according to the wishes of others, he is not wrong - can't he judge for himself? Can't you stand up on your own? Because he stopped himself from growing up, because he had a knot in his mind, and the harm he caused did the victims deserve it?
When it comes to the reasons for the formation of this strange circle, one is Ji Lian, and the other is the group of demons. But in fact, Wei Lie's mentality is also very subtle. I analyzed it in another post and copied it as follows:
"Due to Kilian's departure, part of him stopped growing, and he subconsciously put himself in the position of Maya's pillar, that is, a victim, and tied his meaning of existence to Maya. That's why he attached absolute importance to the people of Maya to the point of being weak and indulgent. In fact, he didn't dare to offend his people at all. He always felt inferior."
——So in the final analysis, Xion's insight is correct. Willie puts himself in a state of subconscious satisfaction, a kind of extreme cowardice. Because of his birth and special growth environment, the formation of this kind of non-independent personality is very normal, just like Finsternis's analysis. But for a person who insists on not growing up and hides in the shell of his own creation, and thus causes many sins, I don't think there is any need for sympathy. Not to mention, blaming others, don't forget that interpersonal relationships and friendships can also produce errors in judgment. Yang Yang and others made this mistake, and sometimes even lost their principles to understand Wei Lie, but they did not put their own sins on Wei Lie, or even, as you said, "cannot bear the truth in their hearts."
Xion, on the other hand, often makes those who face him feel tortured in their hearts. Haha, Yang Yang is like this. This kind of mentality is quite interesting. Therefore, it is absolutely true to say that Theon is a mirror that reflects the sins of others. Also because of his self-discipline and incredibly strong principles, he is not even amplified, but Wei Lie is not. He gave himself an excuse to be a tool for others, and thus gained the sense of self-existence he needed.
This review's evaluation of Xion is very appropriate, but I don't agree with Wei Lie. Regardless of his personality flaws, he is an adult, and it is normal for people around him to have adult requirements for him. What's more, he originally showed a very mature character. Of course, this created an illusion that was inconsistent with his nature, but this cannot be blamed on Yang Yang and others. What's more, if a person with basic judgment and intelligence fails to behave in a manner consistent with it, or even acts unethically, he will certainly be held accountable.
Just like the Bakery King, this can be said to be a naturally stupid person, but is it because he is stupid that he is not responsible for his incompetence as a king? Not so. What's more, Wei Lie had enough time to establish his personality and values (more than 300 million years!), And space to grow and reflect on his sins, but he did not do so. His subconscious gave himself an excuse to escape, immersed himself in a cowardly and self-deceptive mentality, and was satisfied with it. Under such circumstances, I don't think I should particularly sympathize with him, not to mention that he has caused so many tragedies to so many people.
It doesn't matter, I'm very honored |||||
Well, Xiaomu, after you finish writing all the articles related to "Wish-fulfilling Stone", I will also write a long review. In fact, I have always wanted to write about it, so I always thought about watching "Man" again, but I just watched it again and forgot to collect information to write a review. I feel ashamed.
Haha
The last two sentences... Are really enjoyable to watch
"Sark, lie down."
So loving!
Haven't been here for a long time,
It feels like I have watched "Man" for many years, and now I am a fan of Ben 3.
Feeling
Haha, I didn't expect you didn't include this one
I read it again from beginning to end, and couldn't bear to see the story end... I felt so happy when I read it, but now I feel so empty.
The story of how Iluko died and the stories of Rafiq and Grace have not yet been written ( ⊙ v ⊙ )
Apart from that, Wei Lie's evaluation is quite fair and extremely delicate. I like Wei Lie, rather it is because of his complicated personality and causes, it is very satisfying to peel off the layers. As for Roland, who you don't like, what I feel is another kind of pleasure in writing complex characters. The three villains also gave me a kind of alternative perfection and shaping that the positive characters could not give me. Perhaps it was the distance that human nature can achieve and the miracles that personality can create.
In addition, except for Yang Yang, who is particularly sympathetic to Wei Lie because of his own similar experiences and the relationship between father and daughter, no one else has to bear any responsibility for Wei Lie's misconduct. Finsternis said, "Wei Lie's sin lies in refracting and amplifying the sins of others" - I cannot agree with this sentence. I would like to ask what responsibility Sean and others should bear for the mistakes of Wei Lie, a ten thousand year old boy? Although they all forgive and protect him, it really makes no sense to encourage him. It is true that Wei Lie derived satisfaction from their protection, so he became more cowardly and self-deceptive, but can this be said to be Yang Yang's responsibility? Note, Wei Lie is not a child anymore. We pamper a child and make him complacent and unable to recognize his own mistakes. That is the fault of the "adults". But Wei Lie is an adult first and an old man who has lived for N years. Regardless of whether he has not grown up or what, he should be responsible for his own actions. If he does not do things according to the wishes of others, he is not wrong - can't he judge for himself? Can't you stand up on your own? Because he stopped himself from growing up, because he had a knot in his mind, and the harm he caused did the victims deserve it? When it comes to the reasons for the formation of this strange circle, one is Ji Lian, and the other is the group of demons. But in fact, Wei Lie's mentality is also very subtle. I analyzed it in another post and copied it as follows: "Due to Kilian's departure, part of him stopped growing, and he subconsciously put himself in the position of Maya's pillar, that is, a victim, and tied his meaning of existence to Maya. That's why he attached absolute importance to the people of Maya to the point of being weak and indulgent. In fact, he didn't dare to offend his people at all. He always felt inferior." ——So in the final analysis, Xion's insight is correct. Willie puts himself in a state of subconscious satisfaction, a kind of extreme cowardice. Because of his birth and special growth environment, the formation of this kind of non-independent personality is very normal, just like Finsternis's analysis. But for a person who insists on not growing up and hides in the shell of his own creation, and thus causes many sins, I don't think there is any need for sympathy. Not to mention, blaming others, don't forget that interpersonal relationships and friendships can also produce errors in judgment. Yang Yang and others made this mistake, and sometimes even lost their principles to understand Wei Lie, but they did not put their own sins on Wei Lie, or even, as you said, "cannot bear the truth in their hearts." Xion, on the other hand, often makes those who face him feel tortured in their hearts. Haha, Yang Yang is like this. This kind of mentality is quite interesting. Therefore, it is absolutely true to say that Theon is a mirror that reflects the sins of others. Also because of his self-discipline and incredibly strong principles, he is not even amplified, but Wei Lie is not. He gave himself an excuse to be a tool for others, and thus gained the sense of self-existence he needed.
This review's evaluation of Xion is very appropriate, but I don't agree with Wei Lie. Regardless of his personality flaws, he is an adult, and it is normal for people around him to have adult requirements for him. What's more, he originally showed a very mature character. Of course, this created an illusion that was inconsistent with his nature, but this cannot be blamed on Yang Yang and others. What's more, if a person with basic judgment and intelligence fails to behave in a manner consistent with it, or even acts unethically, he will certainly be held accountable. Just like the Bakery King, this can be said to be a naturally stupid person, but is it because he is stupid that he is not responsible for his incompetence as a king? Not so. What's more, Wei Lie had enough time to establish his personality and values (more than 300 million years!), And space to grow and reflect on his sins, but he did not do so. His subconscious gave himself an excuse to escape, immersed himself in a cowardly and self-deceptive mentality, and was satisfied with it. Under such circumstances, I don't think I should particularly sympathize with him, not to mention that he has caused so many tragedies to so many people.
It doesn't matter, I'm very honored |||||
Well, Xiaomu, after you finish writing all the articles related to "Wish-fulfilling Stone", I will also write a long review. In fact, I have always wanted to write about it, so I always thought about watching "Man" again, but I just watched it again and forgot to collect information to write a review. I feel ashamed.
Haha The last two sentences... Are really enjoyable to watch
"Sark, lie down." So loving! Haven't been here for a long time, It feels like I have watched "Man" for many years, and now I am a fan of Ben 3. Feeling