I think that Asakusa is just the carrier of desire, and it is still in human beings. Washatsu's own "Which samurai does not want to be the castle lord" (dare to be angry and dare not speak, and deceive himself with justice), and the old woman in the spider-hand forest prophesies "You will definitely be Becoming a Spider City Lord" (I think it's more like a reflection of the heart), plus the pre-war divination "I will never fail unless the spider hand forest can move" (more like reality itself, unscrupulous, not fantasy) , connected to a closed loop through the white fog transition at the beginning and end.
Facing the desire itself, there is no right or wrong, desire is not good or bad, it just exists; I especially like the transition of the white fog at the beginning and the end, the story itself is like a prophecy, but the reality is just like that; the key is to use the correct name to act, the reality It is a prophecy in itself.
In the beginning, there is something, and the beginning is in action~
12/29/19 1:45am
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