<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > introduction</h1>
"Cats in Paris", as the name suggests, is also a small story that takes place in Paris, France. Romantic Paris, France is not too peaceful, the protagonist family of this animation is undoubtedly painful, they all have their own painful past, fortunately, the screenwriter of the animation still gave them a happy ending, so that they have a happy ending.
Life is never easy, and that's true for any character in this anime. It is precisely because we always face the pain and always fight against our negative emotions that we have to think more deeply about whether we should continue like this.
And when you face pain, pain and trouble are also facing you. Who knows what you will become after facing pain for a long time? But the pain never goes away. What to do with the pain became a problem.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > my cat is a thief at night</h1>
Almost every character in "Cats in Paris" has a painful experience for themselves. The little girl Zoe's father was killed in the line of duty, and her mother, Jeanne, was also a policeman. The death of her father was a very serious event for Zoe, and Zoe was greatly stimulated by this and began to stop talking. Zoe's mother, Jeanne, is dedicated to finding the damn Costa, the villain who killed Zoe's father!
But the reality is far more complicated than you think. For Jeanne, her daughter was already her last surviving relative in the world. However, due to a momentary negligence, Jeanne did not think that the nanny in the family was Costa's lover. She also never imagined that she would one day send her daughter to the bad guys.
Fortunately, in the end, Zoe was rescued safely.
Zoe's cat is a normal pet cat during the day, but at night, the cat becomes Nick the Thief's companion. One night, out of curiosity, Zoe follows the cat to Nick's house, but on the way back, she accidentally overhears the nanny's conversation with Costa and learns the truth. Zoe then goes on a journey of escape with Nick's help.
They could have managed to escape, but Zoe was so impressed by her father's death that even if she saw her mother, she couldn't tell the truth. And the bad babysitter also turned black and white upside down and framed Nick. In the midst of grief and indignation, Zoe finally broke through her inner obstacles, but by then her mother had already run away.
Fortunately, Nick actively cooperates with the cat, and after clarifying the truth, he also runs back to save Zoe, which avoids a tragedy. The bad guy Costa fell into a fantasy in the process of arguing, and eventually fell off the tower and died. The anime ends with Jeanne living with Nick and the cat no longer having to play a dual role.
The animation also won the Academy Award, the Annie Award, the European Film Award, and the French César Award. These can be regarded as more gold-rich animation awards. In fact, if you look closely at this animation, you will find that it ostensibly tells the story of the police and gangsters. The painting technique of this animation is even a little abstract, and it does not look so "beautiful".
But in addition to the story, this animation also tells several small things related to the spiritual level.
How does it feel to < h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > often feel pain? </h1>
Zoe in "Cats in Paris" is painful, her father's death makes her sensitive and vulnerable, and the huge blow makes her not have the courage to speak again, even if she knows that her mother is also a victim, but a "mother" is difficult to say. The death of her father also makes Zoe feel insecure, and she needs the company of her mother, who also has her own job and career. These needs were hard for Zoe to talk about, and she had to do things over and over again to get her mother's attention. But the mother, who was supposed to know Zoe best, was also caught in the nostalgia for her husband.
Zoe's mother was Jeanne. In the face of the sudden death of her lover, Jeanne's heart is not only sad, but also anger. Disguised as a goddess of vengeance, she vowed to capture Costa. Costa is a heinous villain in real life! But in addition to accidents in real life, Costa also appeared in Jeanne's spiritual life. It's not because of how much affection Jeanne has for Costa, but because of her hatred for Costa, and her nostalgia and reluctance for her husband, all of which are mixed together and become the source of Jeanne's pain.
Jeanne couldn't walk out of that world at all, what was it like to lose her most beloved? It is as if the whole world is lost, and the whole person becomes insecure. And the biggest support for his survival may be the remaining person he loves deeply.
If even this remaining lover must be separated from himself, then how can this pain be clearly explained? Both Zoe and Jeanne were in pain until Nick appeared. Nick helps Jeanne capture Costa, but no one can resist Costa's own death. Costa ended up not dying in prison, but in his own fantasies.
Costa was also a poor man, living among a group of tall people, short and short legs, which made Costa suffer humiliation as she grew up. Even Costa's mother hung a giant statue at the head of Costa's bed, and the implication is needless to say.
Growing up, Costa had a psychological twist, and recently his goal was a giant statue sculpture. But he himself knew that it was not so easy to succeed, only to let his lover go to the home of the relevant police as a nanny and collect information. At the end of the story, Costa fulfills his wish by imagining a huge man saving himself. It's just that this kind of completion is still deceiving itself after all.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > we struggle with negative emotions all the time</h1>
All the characters in Cats in Paris are battling their own negative emotions. What's different is that someone comes out, such as Zoe and Jeanne, Zoe opens her heart, plucks up the courage, and finally dares to face this cruel world, and Jeanne finally accepts Nick and forms a complete family.
Some people are so immersed in fantasies that they can't get out, such as Costa, who may have spent the first half of his life in the eyes of discrimination, and even his mother could not give comfort. Costa was insecure, but he had no choice but to let this feeling of despair slowly well well over his mind.
In the midst of the pain, Costa learned only to be predatory, cruel and indifferent, for he had received too little warmth.
In real life, what person is not always fighting against their negative emotions? It's just that some people get lucky and come out, but the rest are dragged into the whirlpool by negative emotions and can never get out.