Let’s talk about several topics that I saw mentioned in the second season.
1. "The continuation of life"
When I saw the young man who was saved by the protagonist in the first season cheering up the frustrated Nine-headed Dragon in a certain level, I couldn't help but feel that this kind of subtle transmission of life and goodwill. It proves that feelings and expressions can flow. If we can express one more goodwill, we can also let one more goodwill pass on. Just like sunlight, it can pass through layers of glass and still have warmth.
2. "Fairness"
The topic of fairness is reflected in Kuzuryu and Souya. The core is the pursuit of money, rights, and fairness. This is the current situation of the world. We cannot pursue fairness in a certain sense. If you ask me what to choose, I will choose money. This is the status quo and will be the most common choice in society. For Kuzuryu, he pursued the fairness in his heart and gave Souya "the greatest fairness." This is not an easy choice, but it allows me to see the firm quality that Kuzuryu has in his heart and his pursuit of what he wants. This portrayal of such a delicate human nature is really shocking to me.
3. "Why live?"
This is the core question of this bureau. Some people don't want to live, and some live for their friends. Or, just like the protagonist, "As long as you are breathing, you must live." Let me say, life is endless and progress is endless. The entire constant battle in the Land of the Dying is for the protagonist to find business amidst multiple hardships. In fact, Arisu's will to live is also that he never wants to live - he decides to live for his friends - as long as he breathes, he must live.
Usagi said something in the play that touched me very much. It roughly means, "Even if the world is so miserable, that world is the world where I was born and gave birth to me."
The world is a very wonderful thing. Human geography, natural landforms, all these miracles are the result of so many years of experience in the world and the universe. Since we are part of this world, we should not give up easily. Even if we are suffering, we can always face the sunshine and embrace the world.
The final answer is still a passage from Usagi, which is probably "The reason for living, everyone's answer is different. It doesn't matter whether you have it or not. During this period of time when you are lost and searching, we have been protecting each other, and that alone is enough."
Usagi accompanied Arisu, and on the way to pursue "living", he wrote the answer with "love".
"Love" is a magical thing that gives warmth to the world and allows people to have truth, goodness and beauty, so that they will not be devoured by malice.
Therefore, I believe, as the Q of Hearts said, "Life is like a game that needs to be enjoyed." To enjoy the sunshine, even if the people around you pass away, even if the warmth is not there, even if no one can give us love and accompany us, then embrace the sunshine of the world, which is as full of warmth as love.
Regarding the two eternal topics of "love" and "life", Alice in the Land of Dying gives good answers and conducts in-depth discussions. The protagonists are all deeply involved, the plot is brain-burning, and the scenes are enough to restore the comics. The "love" described makes people burst into tears.
If there is a next season, I look forward to it.
What’s more, I personally think that Alice in the Land of Dying is one of the best works of its kind, regardless of the degree of brain-burning or emotional creation.
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