Justice that hovers between black and white – the pheasant
Pheasant, a former admiral, was once one of the most powerful fighters in the navy with the frozen fruits of nature, and one of the most elusive figures for sea fans. When you think of a pheasant, you can think of the picture of him pedaling a small bicycle at sea, followed by a cute penguin, a leisurely and loose look. He puts "lazy justice" on his lips, but inside he is actually a very serious person.
Sometimes, the pheasant makes you feel like he's on the side of the Navy and the government:
Participating in the execution of the Slaying Order to destroy O'Hara, and believing that this is for the sake of the "future world", he took the initiative to contact CP9 to trigger the Justice Island Incident, and the war on the top blocked Luffy and Ace.
Sometimes, you feel like he's against the "absolute justice" of the Navy:
He let Robin go and secretly protected her, releasing water to Luffy more than once, unwilling to resign from the Navy with the Red Dog.
The pheasant is such a contradictory figure, which is due to the conflict caused by his camp, his own strength and his inner yearning.
On the one hand, he is strong and not willing to be mediocre, so he can sit in the position of the "three generals" of the Shanghai Army. On the other hand, he has a unique personality, good at deep thinking and introspection, so he will always fall into doubts about "justice" in thinking about reality again and again.
When he was young, the pheasant may be like Kirby, who is more naïve about the world, and with a vision of a peaceful and orderly world, he joins the navy that symbolizes light and justice. But after gradually touching the dark side, the pheasant's heart was shaken. He was confused and indecisive, and resigning was more of an escape.
In Punk Hassad, Doflamingo said to him:
"Pure wandering people are very different from people who are determined to do great things."
At that time, Doflamingo saw that the pheasant had already made up his mind to do something big.
And this big thing seems to be related to Blackbeard and the underworld.
According to the Five Old Stars, the Pheasant and the Blackbeard Pirates are involved, and Smaug also suspects him of being involved in the dark.
Sea fans can't help but worry, is Kuzan going to turn against Blackbeard?
But the pheasant's behavior has always been unique, and according to my guess, it is precisely because he has a huge confusion about good and evil, black and white, that he will sneak into the darkest areas of the underground, conduct in-depth understanding, stare into the abyss, and fill the abyss. Then he may not be on either side, but only on his own side, working with the Blackbeard Pirates, perhaps the way he wants to achieve some kind of goal.