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Mabelle 2022-11-07 03:36:18
It's over, let's talk a little bit off topic
The end is total extinction. The world is destroyed, the world is reborn. To be honest, after eva, this kind of ending should not be very shocking, and there is nothing new in the plot of the whole work. However, the equally old-fashioned "Cow Boy Bebop" is basically a masterpiece, and the...
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Jerrold 2022-11-19 21:02:05
A wolf and a dog, a wolf and a man, a wolf and a Chinese
Although it is a world where people and wolves are mixed, I remember Darcyll III said: Humans have changed from wolves, but after a long time, they forget that they were once wolves and can never change back.
I remember a certain Xun once discussing the character of Chinese people. He said...
Tony Oliver
Extended Reading
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Kiba: [after Darcia jumps off the cliff after Cheza; goes back to Tsume] Tsume! Are you all right?
Tsume: I'm just a little tired. Go already!
Kiba: Tsume...
Tsume: I finished Hige offf. I don't want to move any more either. I knew it from the beginning, I knew it somewhere in my heart. That's why I led a spontaneous life. I was confident after having met you... that I wasn't the one who would open Paradise.
[groans]
Tsume: Go.
Kiba: Hang in there.
Tsume: If you don't go...
Kiba: Hold on to me...
Tsume: Go already!
[Kiba runs after Darcia]
Tsume: Let's meet up again in Paradise.
[howls, slumps down]
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Quent Yaiden: Always helps to have a friend around when you're crossing the mountains. You never know what you'll run into. Like bears - or wolves.
Bartender: Wolves, huh? Now there's something I haven't heard for a long time. Not since my grandpa was alive. He said that when the world comes to an end, Paradise will finally be opened. The only problem is, only wolves will be able to find it. Who knows? Maybe the world is coming to an end right now.
Quent Yaiden: Wolves are only servants of death! Don't you believe all that Pagan garbage!
Bartender: Relax, old man. Wolves have been extinct for over two hundred years. It's just a children's fairy tale.
Quent Yaiden: The thing about fairy tales is . . . there's always some truth in 'em.
