He Calls You Diane

It's like the feeling after watching several seasons of Diane and Rick. During the process of watching it, I kept thinking about what kind of mental state the author was in when he finished writing it. In the middle, I felt that Diane was really miserable, but people who have read the original book felt that it was so good. This is Rick. Rick is such a scornful person. It would be nice for this scornful person to be capable, but he is such a scornful person. He should never lose his love and live like a human being. In pain and Tormenting himself forever in nothingness, even if he has the smartest brain in the world, he is still a human being. He has to face the pain of human beings and the nothingness of human beings. Can intelligence be enough to escape? Can playing with the universe at the palm of your hand help you avoid tragedy? Extreme intelligence is more like a curse, and this curse makes Rick contradictory and fragile. This kind of contradictory fragility really attracts viewers like me. The time-traveling Diane may be a little sicker than the original Diane. The original Diane is like a beautiful dream that he can't touch, but the Diane in this article is too beautiful. She retains her own characteristics but also shows the beauty of the original Diane. She is so good that she deserves he, so Rick has he. Without Diane, Rick would not be worthy at all. He would spend his whole life being a cow and a pony to Diane, so he is so disdainful. (I don't know what I'm talking about. Even though I've watched this season of Rick, I really like it. I like to watch him shit in loneliness. I like to see him sink into nothingness after his revenge is successful. I like to see him in pain and vulnerability. Maybe I'm also a disdainful viewer.)

Ah, I originally came here because of the bloody smell in the copywriting, but I was shocked instead. The latter part was very painful to watch, and I had to stop watching it several times, but I finally finished it. It feels like Diane is like every ordinary person among us. Especially the part about just entering college, where I was born out of myself, but was immediately thrown into the melting pot of society, which may be more in line with my current situation, so I resonate particularly strongly with this part. Her pain, her incomprehension, her tearing, I feel the same for everything, because this is what I am experiencing too. Those emptiness, those meaninglessness are all consuming him, torturing me, and consuming us. But Diane was different. She tried to resist the meaninglessness, and she succeeded. She reached out to Rick. Even though there was so much pain, regret, and remorse later, everything became meaningful. And I may be briefly inspired after drinking some chicken soup. Of course, this excitement refers to thinking about it in my mind. When I get tired of thinking, I continue to lie down. I know how to do many things and what not to do, but I am so tired. I watch myself sink soberly. I feel that I am at a more dangerous point. Maybe I should scream like Rick. Ah, I talked a lot of nonsense. In short, I had a hard time reading the rest of Hamlet's Law and I don't really understand it. I'm looking forward to other readers' opinions, and I'm also looking forward to the author talking about the latter part. It would be much better like a video, at least there would be an explanation.

The trauma of the native family of East Asian girls comes to the fore. We are all familiar with the fact that both mother and father are fake. Chasing different loves is actually just that we will never get the original maternal love.

No, what I want to see is a work where a small head occupies a big head. Why is it a horror puppet theater? 😭

Wow... I feel the evil power of evil fate. What an unfortunate person to know these two. Just fall in love like this and then be together in a pretentious way.

"I am all of myself, Diane."

This is it! The most touching article I have read recently!!! I didn't expect to see Prime Rick's article until I read it. Is the author Kamisama? Diane is the rare humanity in the heart of C-137 Rick (the Rick who saw his wife and children being bombed), and it should be the same for Prime Rick (maybe even thinner). Reading the article felt like watching a season of Rick and Morty. It's great to read this before the launch of Season 9 on May 24th!!

Normal love is beautiful, but twisted love is even more delicious 🧋 🧋

Boss, please write another Rick and Morty book. After reading this, a new world suddenly opens up, but there are very few Rui Moyi who have searched all over the Internet. I like this subject and my brain capacity is limited, but Rarity written by you is the most suitable 😭 😭 😭

It looks good and delicious. In fact, as long as it conforms to the logic of the plot, it will not cause drama. The author of Demon Slayer wrote it ruthlessly. 🥺 Everyone laughs.