You have to wait until someone is killed before there is action
Otherwise life will go as usual, as if nothing had happened
Only by making a fuss about life is it over
At this time, everyone will suddenly realize, but it is too late
So someone has to pay with their lives
Ben X
Ben in the game is an omnipotent, can use keen senses to detect monsters, hit monsters' weaknesses with a brave heart, and convince NPCs with cool skills.
But in reality, a person who does not want to communicate, or even wants the world to forget himself. I don't want to contact anyone, I don't want to communicate with anyone, even my own parents don't want to look directly with my eyes. Everything was strange in Ben's eyes, except for the world of games.
I thought here I thought it was a game child to get an education in Magneto. But unexpectedly, this story belongs to the lonely world, only its own world.
In the film, Ben constantly wants to try to die, just as the opening sentence says, he wants to use his own death to tell other people's mistakes, to remind other people of their ignorance. The "magician" in the film is persuading Ben to understand the importance of death. Let him understand that only by letting the world understand can you be liberated.
When we evaluate a person, we seem to value not how the person is, but what the person looks like in the eyes of others. If there are not too many sad scenes in the film; if there are not too many real scenes; if there is not too much false love; if there are not too many mourning ceremonies. Perhaps the feeling left in the movie is that an ignorant and stupid child has been ridiculed and insulted by other naughty children. People will wonder why this child is not working hard, so uncompetitive. But coupled with the style of everything that belongs to the film, it will make some people feel their despicable behavior, make some people restless, and make some people feel ignorant and absurd.
Society is unwilling to admit it, and we are unwilling to admit it. Miss Hammurabi also spends most of her time with affection for the world, measuring a person and a thing with her own eyes. However, we cannot use the power of one person to promote the emotional and rational changes of the whole world. I once felt that a person's right or wrong should be decided by a person's heart, but later they were judged by society and the world. "It's not the fault of people, it's that this society is developing too fast." We compromise in too many changes and update the values of a person's behavior in the midst of continuous progress. No one wants to bear the dangerous consequences of an assessment alone. Yes, no one.
For Ben in the film, exposing his body to young boys and girls, no humiliation, no anger, no laughter, no sadness, only a faint sense of numbness. Then once this really happens in our lives, the extinction of human nature is only a matter of time.
I am reminded of a metaphor I made in The Rabble. If the objective world is compared to a perfect circle, then the circle will be turned into different degrees of ellipse according to the perspective of each of us, and some may be a line. Although few people will really know what a circle really looks like, many people can define the so-called circle as a circle.
When we look back at our "world," we might as well think about why we're only focused on ourselves. In addition to really opposing, what should be learned is to communicate with the world, out of the mud without staining, and to be clear and not demon.
The fairest thing the world can do to everyone is to be unfair to everyone.