Perhaps it is carried in the bones, many boys love to watch hero-themed cartoons from childhood, and the male protagonist in the animation is brave and good at war, invincible, and is a "hero" that people worship. Today, let's put an animated micro-film about "heroes" called "If I Were Heroes".
One day, a female transfer student came up from the class, and the little girl was arranged to sit with the little boy, and the two became the same table. Because the little girl had a large scar on her face, the people in the class were independent and bullied her.
In one math class, the little boy fell asleep bored, dreaming that he had become a hero who defeated the monster. The math teacher woke up the little boy by tugging at his ears, and the little boy felt that everyone did not understand him, but in the blink of an eye he saw the little girl drawing the hero on the notebook, and he felt that the little girl understood him.
One day, in the school hallway, the little boy witnessed the little girl being bullied by her classmates, but did not show any expression. He pretended to be late, approached the little girl, and saw the tears in the little girl's eyes, and he felt very uncomfortable.
At night, the little boy went into his father's bedroom and took his father's wallet. He used the money in his wallet to buy gifts for his classmates, and the comments about him among classmates decreased, but everyone still alienated the little girl.
The little boy bought a new comic for the little girl and took her to play games, watch movies, and eat, and the two had a wonderful leisure time.
During one recess, the little girl was openly bullied by her male classmates in the classroom, and the little boy still did not make any movements. A boy at the head warned the little boy, and the little boy gradually alienated the little girl.
One evening, in the contemptuous eyes of her classmates, the little girl still walked towards the little boy, wanting to discuss with him the direction of the new comic. The classmates all looked at the little boy, and the little boy blurted out: "Who is your friend?" ”
The little girl cried bitterly, took the pistol from her father from her bag, and pointed it straight at the little boy. The story ends with something the little boy said— I remember that the classroom was particularly beautiful in the sunset that day.
The ending of the story is open-ended, and it is a mystery whether the little girl shot or not. Halfway through the film, I thought it would be a HE, but I didn't expect the plot to be so abusive. Especially at the end, when the little boy said" "Who is your friend", the little girl's cry really made my heart flutter.
Why didn't I stand up for you? Because I'm cowardly.