I feel very sympathetic to the heroine's experience, but even so I just watch those "very active" children upset.
Those so-called "extremely lively children",
to put it ugly, are a group of people who are very superficial, very playful,
and then have empty heads and very swollen self-esteem. They are
obviously very embarrassed but very self-righteous. They
do some very boring or grandstanding behaviors. I think I’m creative, I
’m only eight years old and I think I’m great.
I show my superiority to people everywhere, discriminate against others, and take pleasure in bullying others.
I don’t do business, I just want to do something messy every day. The
most terrifying thing is that this group of people bully people outside the circle of friends, even if
this kind of people will fight inwardly,
so the "bullying" that appears in this movie is the "internal fighting" of this kind of people. typical.
As a house that
has been bullied by such "lively" children since I was young, I have been very upset with this kind of people for a long time. The reason is mentioned in the previous paragraph.
However, it is strange that this kind of people are easy to make friends, and the
teacher also thinks that they are "lively" so they like them very much,
so why is the hostility of the heroine so widespread?
It is also because of this background that the heroine will be bullied so severely.
Especially in this film, I was particularly impressed by other classmates stealing things from the heroine.
I have also been stolen because of being looked down upon by the "lively" classmates in the class,
even compared to "good students". Many public cram schools have also encountered someone who stole four pens and a utility knife from me.
Although it was only a small amount of money, it made me very popular in retrospect.
It also made me very dissatisfied with those "lively" children.
Some people say that the house and the "lively" children are not at the same time, but it depends on who provoked them.
If it weren't for those "very active" children who would only do strange things all day long, who would treat that? Upset?
Let me reiterate that my article is not saying that the heroine "deserves" (although I am not careful to scold her),
I just think that the so-called "lively" children are best thrown into the sea to die.
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