Hisagi and Rinko go from falling in love at first sight to the ferocity of love, and eventually become nothing but lust. On a date, they took poison and went to heaven together, and possibly hell.
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#Emotional Review Awards #I just read an article about emotions, and to be honest, I read it with a learning attitude. The amount of impressions and reading of my recent articles is not very high, and I want to go to the space of those big coffee to recharge. But I never expected that there was such an article that surprised me. "In order to satisfy desires, is it worth giving up life?" ......》
The article is about the plot of Junichi Watanabe's novel Paradise Lost, in which the protagonists Hisaki and Rinko meet on an unexpected occasion and are attracted to each other. They date crazy.
Their extramarital affair is soon discovered, and Rinzi's husband refuses to divorce and wants to nail Rinzi to the pillar of shame of cheating for the rest of his life. Hisagi's wife offered to divorce him, and Hisaki lost his wife and lovely daughter, and eventually lost his job.
There is a sentence in the article that makes me extremely uncomfortable, "Perhaps, in the extreme of love, death is the only way to redeem." "I would like to share my views, for your reference only.
First, extramarital affairs are shameful, but sin does not lead to death. Extramarital affairs will not be understood and accepted, but they do exist. Extramarital affairs are also love, is it true that all extramarital affairs ultimately end up in death? There is a mistake in an affair, but sin does not lead to death.
Second, in the marriage of death, divorce is liberation. Marriage is the union of two people, the union of two families, the union of happiness and happiness. If the marriage is not happy, or even a sinful marriage such as domestic violence, divorce is liberation. Marriage without love is immoral, and no one can stop others from pursuing happiness.
Third, the destination of love is the sea of stars. Love is wonderful. Since ancient times, beautiful love has been a luxury that people pursue. The destination of love is not death, but the romance of the sea of stars.
The author of the novel is influenced by Japanese society, so that the protagonist eventually embarks on a desperate road and dies at the peak of bliss. The abnormal mortality rate in Japanese society is very high, and this outcome is easily accepted by Japanese society. But our country is different, the ending of the story itself is very boring, and there are many things to do in life. If there is only sexual desire and death, is there any difference between man and animal?
At the end, I personally make it clear that "perhaps, at the extreme of love, death is the only way to salvation." This sentence is very wrong. Whether it is love or extramarital affairs, no one has the right to deprive others of their lives.