Chapter 40 Non-Dostoevsky villains

In the third season of the American TV series "Six Feet", David kindly picked up a hitchhiker who lied that his car broke down and was rushing to pick up his grandmother, but he didn't expect that the man was a robber, and he stuffed the barrel of a gun into David's mouth , and after pouring gasoline all over his body, the man suddenly walked away.David, who narrowly escaped death, could no longer bear being stuffed into his mouth, and often woke up in the middle of the night sweating profusely, but his relatives and friends still asked, "Did you offend someone?" In the face of atrocities, ordinary people tend to believe that when a person becomes a victim, there must be a moral indebtedness and gaps in behavior that lead to harm.The same is true in reality.A high-level person from the investment side of the movie "Dragon Tiger Gate" was assassinated in Shenzhen. As expected, people are most concerned not about the injuries, but "whether the murder was caused by enemies on the crew or the investors?" In the hospital, they had to keep sending people out to explain that this was just a simple robbery.

What came to mind was "whether it is seeking revenge", which forced Zhang Guozhong's old friends such as Alan Tam to come out to express their views. In 2005, Cecilia Cheung's former manager Zhu Yonglong was assassinated. People still thought about "seeking revenge", so Zhu Yonglong, who was lying on the bed with an oxygen tube inserted, had to refute the rumors in a rage. In 2008, TVB actress Angela Tong was walking on the street after finishing filming, when a man stepped forward and slapped her three times.But what was most unexpected was that people were most concerned about "Whether there is an enemy?" "Whether it was caused by being trapped in a whirlpool of love?" Although Tang Yingying was frightened and frightened, she repeatedly came out to declare that it was just a coincidence.

Recalling an experience I had a few years ago, I was off the night shift, but at nine o'clock, I was still on the busiest road, but I was robbed.With lingering fears in my heart, I didn't dare to pass that street for many days. Whenever I heard someone running past me, I would feel palpitations and panting. Who is it?" "Have you ever seen them before?" This kind of inquiry is not so much caring, but rather a kind of self-protection and psychological avoidance of danger.It seems that as long as one finds out reasons and patterns for evil deeds, as long as one avoids these reasons and behaves uprightly, one can start well and end well.We even wishful thinking that evil deeds are usually in the style of Dostoevsky's novels, that villains also have pasts, hearts, feelings, introspections, and reasons for doing evil. The evil is still shaped with reference to the good, so the imagination is limited, and they are only allowed to be a little bit worse than us.

The evil in reality is not so sentimental at all, nor is it literary.Not all villains come out of Dostoyevsky's novels. Before committing crimes, there are five thousand words of inner struggle and soul tumbling.We just pretend not to know this, trying to transfer the fear, and this is a more serious secondary injury to the victim.