Recynon said:@24846
And that's not what my statement assumed you said. Your lack of basic reading comprehension would explain why you think Texh's characters are well written.
It’s been ages since I’ve watched it but one of the main ideas in the show is freedom. R we really free? The mc at the start acts like an animal. Just on impulse. He fights not to live but survive like in his boxing matches. He doesn’t even fight for himself. he hits the lady who forces him to have sex with him as a prize for winning his fight, (despite him clearly not wanting to) because he doesn’t wanna be controlled. Later, he gets his arm cut off because of this. His arm, which was a tool for his surivival, and the thing that showed his independence and freedom (showed by his boxing match and hitting the lady)
When this gets chopped off, he looses his freedom. Bluh bluh bluh, it gets replaced with a robotic hand, which again ties into the idea of freedom. At first he resists this, as it’s not his. It controls him. His still an animle. The gang attempts to “tame” him. And he likes it. He becomes slowly more “human” (one of the major themes of the show is what it means to be human. Is it to have control? To go through pain which the city above rejected, ext)
The Mc is learns that to be human is to be free. To make your own decisions. In the end. When he kills that dude, he uses his human arm, rather than his robot arm, for the first time (all the other times the gang ordered him to do something he used his robot arm. Also ties into the idea that is it human to commit violence/pain?)
Anyway, In the end, he did what he was told. That person who said “kill me” bluh bluh bluh died by him. Is he still an animal like at the start? No. This time he doesn’t fight for impulse or animalistic tendencies. He fights to protect rom and for his sorrow. It’s up to your interpretation if he changes or not. He said “I never changed” but he dies with a smile on his face. (There’s also a parrelel that can help with your interpretation like when he fights the poeple in rage after seeing that his friend got killed. The music, scenery, ect is similar to the first ep with the boxing match. This time however, he is fighting not just on implylse tho. So did he become human in the end? Despite the villian who was saying kill me saying if u kill me your just an animal, ext
I could go in to how The people on the surface are biologically alive (probably) but they no longer have the will to live or the drive that keeps humanity trying to advance. Ichise represents our base, animal desire to survive at all costs, so he was repulsed by the moribund surface and fled back to Lux. The Doc represents innovation and the desire to improve ourselves, so she was demoralized by the futility of her mission that she saw there and chose to kill herself, effectively joining the dead and dying surface dwellers.
And everything with the flower, how its Ichise finding something with which he could comfort himself in his final moments. His life is over, everything is over, but there's one final moment of peace before the end.
This is a super surface level breakdown. From a show I watched 3 years ago. I could go into much more depth, but there’s prob countless vids on yt, discussions on this website, reddit, ext, which can word it better then me. And I doubt a random comment is gonna change your mind anyway. |