s01e03 — The Scarlet Eyes, Act 2
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It's starting to seem more and more like this anime is going to be good.
And with the murder of his brother, it is also unclear, that is, at the autopsy they will find that he was alive during the fire and was still breathing, but they will not find damage from the stick?
As for your comments that we now live in a better world than they do, thanks to such people, I would also argue. Are you saying there is no discrimination now? Her criteria just changed. For example, you will not deny that what any deputy commits can be easily thrown away and hushed up when the first person who comes across is easily convicted of the same offense without investigation. Or take, for example, the different attitude towards infidelity on the part of a man and a woman, a man will be forgiven, a woman will be accused even by those who have nothing to do with it.
Moriarty is a criminal and it should not be forgotten, their actions are not right or wrong, but simply the path they have chosen.
Of course, this is solely my subjective opinion and I was not trying to offend or offend anyone with my comment.
For me, as long as they operate without affecting ordinary people, they are within the framework, you may have other criteria.
And here I did not understand the attitude to treason at all, this is the most subjective story, globally everyone does not care about the infidelities of strangers.
I cited treason as an example of one type of discrimination. Nevertheless, we are not being formed in a global society, but in a specific country.
And if we talk about the global, then the murder of several dozen aristocrats will not play any role in the structure of the world. There will always be others in their place and they can come from both the common people and other noble families.
But let's see if these righteous demons will really be able to create an ideal society by the end of the story
Thank you for your reply, I was very interested to hear your opinion.
Измена это какой-то спорный пример мягко говоря, там почти наверняка женщины будут меньше винить женщин, мужчины мужчин, но повторюсь глобально всем пофиг.
Целенаправленное убийство аристократов, которые хуже всего относятся к простому народу это действенный метом показать, что так делать не надо и в случае чего, есть люди которые могут тебя наказать.
В этом и была проблема, что аристократы могли творить, что угодно, но на них не было управы, Мориарти и его организация стали этой управой.
Конец истории мне абсолютно не понравился, поэтому больше обсуждаю на этапе этой серии, как таковую значимость радикальных идеалистов в истории человечества.
But after all, there were rumors about these aristocrats, and something in the subsequent episodes I did not notice that the death of the count from the first series stopped any other aristocrat from belittling commoners So far, it has not come specifically to him and it is already impossible to get away from James Moriarty. Unless it was happening somewhere in the background and I didn't notice.
I haven't reached the end of the story yet, but their plan in subsequent episodes seems to me more workable than the spot elimination of the worst aristocrats.
Aristocrats are brought up in such a situation that humiliation and bullying of commoners is the norm, I do not justify them in any way, and as long as such a norm continues to exist in their minds, killing them does not make much sense in a global context. But I will not deny that the murder of the first count saved other working-class children with whom he interacted and who could later become the next victims.
I also watched the end of the manga and it can be concluded that Liam has changed, but it is necessary to evaluate these changes after meeting and analyzing the whole story.
I hope you haven't had enough of me yet.
В рамках современных цивилизованных стран это все сомнительно, даже если взять рф, суд в любом случае заберет половину имущества и отдаст детей жене, даже если она изменила и спровоцировала развод, поэтому тут сильно спорный вопрос в чью сторону дискриминация со стороны государства в контексте измен.
Мне в конкретике уже тяжеловато это аниме обсуждать, я его слишком давно смотрел и помню только в общих чертах.
К сожалению закон не останавливает преступность полностью, он лишь помогает уменьшить масштабы.
Это как с нашей кровавой барыней, с помощью ее дело государство дало понять, что не стоит переходить рамки в обращении с крепостными, естественно не отменило всю жестокость по отношению к ним, но определенно снизило вероятность убийств и прочей жести.
Про воспитание и нормы, именно поэтому я и говорю, что радикальные борцы за идеи важны, потому что если бы никто не решался бросить вызов обществу, мы бы жили сейчас совсем в других условиях, но из этого не следует что они всегда поступают правильно.
There seems to be nothing wrong with his ideas. An ideal world, restored justice, and the equal right of all people to happiness. It's hard to say anything against it. But there is also a problem with the means he has chosen to implement these ideas. Instinctively, we understand that these people deserve to be punished, but he does not just punish, he takes on the role of deciding who should live and who should die. "The end justifies the means," really? And what happens if he makes a mistake? So we (at least for now) have a pretty interesting character, whose motives you understand, but whose methods are genuinely frightening.
Kamon.. to kill the whole family, while initially stabbing the younger brother with a stick and, leaving him to bleed, burn everyone along with the house... And servants..... Hide yo, Albert
This idea is prompted by Albert's words at the end of the series that he wants to see what William's ideal world will turn out to be.
Not to realize your ideals using the mind of a newly minted brother, but to completely put the initiative in his hands.
It was a little disappointing.