From Lucien, to Serena, from the Blood Council, to Hermann Goering, everyone has their own plans, everyone has dug a pit and is waiting for others to jump in. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

There are not many manifestations on the outside, but the connotation of each person can be deeply explored, and there are many stories.

Although Serena jumped one after another and experienced many dangers, she really can't be said to be innocent.

The interests of different factions are of course much simpler and more obvious than in the real world.

Compared with all other superhero movies that are only for "justice", the authenticity is "full".

At least adults and some teenagers seem comfortable, especially the audience in the East, even teenagers and even children, "Tales of the Night" is more in line with their perception of the world.

Is it wrong that everyone is not simple?

The problem, however, is that villains are not like villains, and decency is not like decency.

The villain in "Tales of the Night" has only a form and lacks a god, and Lucien needless to say, he welcomes him more than hates him, even if he more or less frames Serena.

Goering wanted to test which of the strengthened werewolves or the blood clan was stronger, and it was impossible for Lucien not to receive the news, and the strengthened werewolves could only be provided by him.

But Lucian's handsome demeanor and strength, let alone a little girl, many men can't resist.

Look at the world of faces, that's enough.

Lucien has neither the ruthlessness of a classic villain nor the inhumanity of a regular villain, but as the leader of the werewolves, he does nothing wrong.

The werewolf who fights Serena, who is indeed evil enough in appearance, is only a weapon.

Nazi evil is a historical record, and "Tales of the Night" pulls this banner without showing the specific content.

As for the Blood Clan Council, it can even be said to be more righteous than the parliaments of many countries in the 21st century, and there is no reason to be a villain.

Hermann Goering, brave and determined qualities are not lacking, good. The color is not particularly direct, and it is by no means a clown-like character.

"Tales of the Night" is simply trying not to scandalize anyone.

There is no villain who is hated to the bone, how can the conflict be hearty, and how can the audience feel the coolness of defeating the villain?

Serena, a character who is supposed to be decent, is not so righteous no matter how you look at it, and it is even more puzzling than Iron Man's morality.

The first concept that comes to mind for some Oriental audiences is "moderation", and Serena is a product of this concept.

In order to adhere to this philosophy, it is indeed understandable to abandon the notion of villains being heinous plus stupid.

The price is not too big, and the battles of "Legend of the Night" incorporate more beautiful connotations, making the battle itself more exciting and exciting, and it also gains the audience's excitement.

But the academic "mean" is different from the "mean" in the concept of ordinary people, and Serena's performance does not rely on either side.

However, if Western audiences can understand this concept, it is enough to partially agree with it.

There will always be people who will see that Serena is different from other superheroes and start a discussion.

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Needless to say, Hitler's emphasis on loyalty could not continue, and the Bloods and the Nazis did not want to cooperate until all the people on the plane died.

There was an embarrassing silence in the cabin, no one spoke, everyone's faces were ugly, and Serena's beauty could not shine on their hearts.

The camera does not give everyone in the cabin, but focuses on the two-handed epee in front of Serena.

The battered, mottled, and scratched two-handed heavy sword reflects everyone's heart in a strange way.

As if a metaphor for the defeat of the Nazis.

With a slight swing of the two-handed heavy sword, the others immediately became nervous and looked at Serena vigilantly, and the muzzle of the guard's gun was pointed at her more accurately.

However, no one has confidence, everyone knows that Selina can defeat the werewolf, and the people here together are not her opponents.

From their faces, the audience can also see their lack of confidence.

The audience also knows that it stands to reason that Serena will not kill Goering, after all, the overall situation is important, but who knows if she will go crazy.

This is a woman, a female creature, whose strength is difficult to understand, especially when the school bully makes her so unpredictable.

Serena snorted coldly, picked up the umbrella bag with both heavy swords, and carried it on her back.

"I think we're going to have a period of peace."

Serena's voice was calm, but full of menace.

"Six months." Goering spoke with difficulty.

A temptation of Serena with a two-handed heavy sword, the performance of the others, and the expression on Goering's face make the audience understand what kind of threat Serena really is, and what she wants to do.

The threat to this beautiful female creature in front of her is not just a leak, but also personal safety.

None of the planes flying in the air could stop her, and the strengthened werewolves couldn't stop her, and Goering had no confidence that Berlin could, even if he wasn't at home but in the barracks.

The strength of the blood clan is much higher than expected, and Goering, as the commander-in-chief of the air force, does not know how Serena infiltrated the special plane with escorts.

Is it the ability or technology level of the Bloodline?

Perhaps it would be more beneficial for Germany to keep Hungary neutral.

A part of the audience knew better that Goering was selfish, less loyal to Hitler, and afraid of death, and that the post-war trials in history speak for themselves.

Serena bought precious peace time for the Bloodline.

From this point of view, Serena is at least righteous to the Bloodline, and she is much stronger than Chamberlain.

With a faint nod, Serena turned and jumped out of the plane, jumping into the night sky.

The night style in the cabin was cold outside, and some people opened the windows to look out, and they couldn't see the umbrella flowers blooming for a long time.

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It wasn't until the end of this episode that many viewers reacted to what Goering had just said.

"Perfect blood" turned out to be associated with the Aryans, the Nazi race masters. Yidu has been nailed to the pillar of shame in history.

Perfect blood and the best race are so easily ambiguous that it's almost like the same thing.

The Bloodlines in Tales of the Night are positive characters, at least Serena.

And Serena needs the perfect blood of Aryans, which is the setting of a scholar.

What does Xueba want to do?

Whatever he wanted to do, it was crazy.

It's getting less and less like a superhero movie, plus humanities and aesthetics are okay, but you can't add sensitive topics?

If it weren't for the fact that he still had some confidence in the top students, someone would have to quit now.

There is a lot of talk in every theater, and most people, even if they watch the movie alone, can't stop the desire to communicate. Hope.

Countries in the East, where racial issues are not plagued, know what political correctness is.

Hollywood's mainstream movies have spared no effort to popularize this concept to the world, and what they have gained is a sense of identity and people's hearts.

"Ignore Natalie Portman, that's why!"

"Is it to curry favor with Trump?"