Pride ≠ Our Lady. Our Lady’s tolerance is for the same species at the same level, and the heroine’s arrogance is to regard herself as a species higher than the villagers, naturally possessing a higher moral standard, and therefore a lower level of "villagers" Our various "evil deeds" (in the eyes of the hostess are not evil, you will be sick when people eat shit, will you feel sick or normal if you eat shit?) In her eyes, they are just the performance of their moral standards.
This kind of arrogance, which is born without self-knowledge, is the real evil. From the spiritual level, people are classified as three or six or nine. The eyes of the superior and the inferior always contain infinite tolerance and they have never had any. Realized contempt, this is the essence of the female protagonist "Our Lady".
The last conversation in the car made the hostess understand that what she had always thought of as "tolerance" was actually an expression of arrogance. The moment she gave the order, it was actually the first time that the villagers were truly regarded as "people". , Falling from the high moral cloud to the mortal world, this is not blackening, but she has finally become a human being.
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