Brief comment: The places that should be scared are scared.
It is recommended that two people watch it together.
PS, the dog in the play is a hybrid of wolf and husky.
[Spoiler]
There are some deeper thinking. As a more advanced creature, sitting at the top of the food chain, what you eat should not want to become something, just like when we eat pigs, have you ever thought about running against a pig’s face? ? As a high-level creature, it should be the reverse, assimilating low-level creatures, just like the wisdom of pigs or dogs, and the wisdom of robots. This concept has been used in "The Ninth District".
Some people will say that when you first arrive on a strange planet, you don't know anything, of course you have to integrate into the environment, that is, to become a creature you encounter, which is only temporary. It's like an alien simulating a human cell. It's just the surface, and what's shrinking inside is the alien's own body (a logical question, about the copying of memory, if the inside of the head is an alien, the human brain has no full copy of the memory, is the memory copied?). I think this kind of disguise is only used by creatures that lack confidence in themselves, such as lizards and chameleons. Advanced creatures will have more advanced technologies or methods. Moreover, this only applies to a planet with only one intelligent creature. If there are two intelligent creatures, one higher and the other lower, what will happen if you become the lower-level intelligent creature you encounter? Will be killed directly. If you don't understand the situation, just become something you encounter, but it may lead to killing. For example, in this drama, if it is an alien who spreads like a virus and becomes a dog, it should be more popular with humans, but it will kill the dog. Dogs can also follow humans without causing suspicion.
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