In fact, paradise does not exist

Torey 2022-12-26 09:20:27

In fact, Paradise does not exist...

After a long year of longing for Paradise and the exploration and pursuit at the cost of the lives of himself and his friends, Langya finally found out in despair that Paradise did not exist at all. The theme of this film should be despair, everyone who can be called a character is dead. In fact, a large number of deaths can only make a film tragic, and despair stems from the plot itself - all hope is lost, all efforts and efforts are in vain, and the deepest original pursuit becomes meaningless. Let the characters learn to give up their longing and deny themselves, and they have reached the height of despair.

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Wolf's Rain quotes

  • Hige: Come on, we're friends now, right?

    Kiba: Coming from you, that sounds kind of fishy.

  • Toboe: I never meant to kill anything. Granny, she . . . I was all alone at the entrance to the dome, and she was so nice. She said I was so little, my eyes had barely opened.

    [Toboe holds up the four white bracelets on his right fore-arm]

    Toboe: She gave these to me, and we lived together ever since.

    Tsume: You mean she kept you as a pet. You were tamed, nothing more than an obedient dog.

    Toboe: I wasn't! I . . . I only . . . I wanted to protect her. But she still . . .

    Tsume: She still threw you out?

    Toboe: She still died. She died. I let her die.