The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman

Chapter 2533: Battle for the Cloak (Sixty-three)

Chapter 2507 The battle for the cloak (sixty-three)

Bruce's smile gradually faded, and the expression on his face became unpredictable, but soon, Schiller shattered any objections that might arise from his just evaluation with one sentence.

"It was through this utterly boring play that I recognized you, because only you can write such rubbish."

Bruce narrowed his eyes slightly and stared at Schiller without blinking. Schiller shook his head slightly and said: "The worst thing about this play is that you don't want to show yourself all the time."

Schiller raised his eyes to look at Bruce. At that moment, Bruce felt that the layer of skin he was wearing was completely torn off. The gaze revealed by those gray eyes was extremely penetrating. He even felt that he could Read your own brain waves out of thin air.

"I made a disguise." Schiller suddenly began to narrate in the first person. "I wanted to pretend to be someone who I thought was far inferior to myself. In order to belittle him, I wanted to create something that seemed like what he would do. Very childish and poor script."

"Because he is not as good as me and his abilities are within my range, I can imitate his abilities effortlessly. In this way, I can perfectly disguise myself as him and make these clumsy and childish contributions To the world, let everyone discover his true face.”

"But no." Schiller's tone suddenly revealed a trace of distress. He said, "It's not enough to let everyone know that he is no good. We also have to let everyone know that there are people who are better than him. We have to let others know how powerful and wise I am. ”

"But if I want to show my strength and wisdom, how can I highlight his clumsiness and naivety? He has to be weak and I have to be strong. I have to show his weakness and my strength at the same time."

"This script is the product of the pull between these two ideas." Schiller looked at Bruce and said: "You have to show the childishness of a certain idea to show how naive Bruce is, and you have to find a way to come up with an idea to show how naive it is. This childish way of thinking is used to show how smart one is.”

"And reflected in the play, this naive idea is that there should be responsible superheroes in this world, who should go for justice beyond their own abilities."

"If you want to show the naivety of this kind of thinking, you naturally have to point out the loopholes in it, that is, superheroes do not care about the feelings of ordinary people for the sake of justice. They rush forward recklessly, only sacrificing the safety of some people in exchange for others. "

"To this end, you arranged a conflict between Jason and Thompson, so that the two of them suddenly appeared in one place, and the teddy bear happened to be damaged during the conflict."

"Then there's Spider-Man chasing the Claw Killer, causing a traffic jam and an overturned truck crushing your important gift, thus changing your fate."

"It can be seen from these two plots that what you want to write is a story about a young hero who begins to reflect and finally awakens after discovering that he has hurt ordinary people."

"As you said, this story is indeed a bit clumsy and childish, and not deep enough. If you look at these two stories, Thompson and you just played a superficial tool man, with no character arc of his own at all, just for the growth of the hero. And pave the way.”

"The design of these two plots is that your mentality of wanting to reflect the true level of Bruce has prevailed. You feel that he can also write stories of this level, so that you can be like him."

"But soon, your own wisdom took over again. In terms of discussion of doctrine, you felt that you could come up with a more reasonable idea to convince everyone. In terms of plot, you also felt that you could compile a better idea. A more in-depth plot to show that you are more than one level above Bruce."

"So there is Gordon's line. This is completely a stage set by your narcissism for yourself. It is something you write when you want to show that your psychology has the upper hand."

"So, in this line you start to discuss the issue of ability and responsibility. You are just an ordinary person without ability, so naturally you don't have such a big responsibility."

"The opposite is the Superman line. When Superman lost his powers, he did not shoulder much responsibility. In the end, he saved the world only because he restored his powerful abilities."

“You recognize that ability is linked to responsibility, and use these two lines to reflect your point of view, but your point is not that the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility, but that without ability, one will not be responsible, or even should not be responsible, and cannot think about taking responsibility. "

"It's like you left Gordon paralyzed in bed. He no longer has any ability to seek justice, but he always wants to take responsibility for things he can't bear. That's why he is in so much pain."

"You understand this as the source of his pain, and the purpose is to warn the audience, look, this is the fate of an incompetent person who wants to take responsibility. In essence, you are saying that trying to be a hero will only make you suffer. If you can’t do it, it’s better to recognize the reality and give up early.”

"You think this is much deeper than 'with great power comes great responsibility'. This is not childish. This is the principle that adults should uphold."

"Then you feel that to the extent that the plot is eye-catching, you have to show that you are better than Bruce, so old cases, Bourne Supremacy, physical pain, mental torture, shootings, investigations, reversals..."

"You stuffed all of this into Gordon's line. Your parents were intertwined with Gordon's shooting case. Gordon's one-sided contact with the female police officer because of suspicion. He was paralyzed in bed and unable to take care of himself. The pain, the mental torture of seeing the murderer do evil but being helpless, the shooting many years ago, the detection many years later, the nephew who was thought to be a positive character, ended up being the mastermind behind all the tragedies.”

"You think this is a non-childish plot, with violence, blood, conflict, and reversals. It's much better than any young hero's coming-of-age story."

"Going back to the Superman line, the first half is still the point of view you output when Bruce's horizontal psychology prevails. What can break the inner demons of young superheroes should be the spirit of perseverance and never giving up, and should follow one's own sympathy. Heart and righteous mentality, until the clouds open and the moon shines, the quality will be preserved.”

"You think this kind of spirit is childish and cannot exist in reality, so you have to shoot it like this to show how superficial Bruce's understanding of the world is."

"But soon, the psychology of reflecting your own wisdom took over. Human beings are all greedy for enjoyment. No one does not like a peaceful life. Superheroes are also human beings. How could they not give up? Why should they not give up? ?”

"So you skipped time, deleted the memories of Jason and Peter, and built a false happy life environment for them to show that you see, the high-spirited young heroes back then also had to indulge in the peace and joy of ordinary people? "

"After a disaster, aren't they also cowardly and retreating, putting self-preservation first and putting their families first instead of saving the world?"

"In terms of plot, you think stories surrounding school life and Christmas are plots that only children would like to watch. On the contrary, terrorist attacks, the end of the world, lack of people, and chaos are what adults should watch. "

"So you arranged a terrorist attack in the second half of this story line - of course, it was definitely not Jack who was responsible for it, but I think you said that of course there was going to be a catastrophe."

"While completing this play, these two mentalities were constantly being pulled back and forth. You want to show how childish the Bruce you are playing is, but also how intelligent you are as Bruce."

"So you created such a drama that is logically inconsistent, has unclear plot, changes scenes back and forth, jumps back and forth in time and space, foreshadowing is buried or not, and the reversals are extremely embarrassing."

Schiller showed a sneer and said: "But that's fine if this is just a bad movie. What's even more sad is that this bad movie was directed by me, not you."

Bruce finally stood up. He glanced outside the door, stared at Schiller and said, "I was just about to ask, what did you do?"

"Is there a possibility?" Schiller also stood up. The two looked at each other across the desk. Schiller looked into Bruce's eyes and said: "Without me, you can't even direct this bad movie. You Do you know how much effort I have put into making this show complete? Do you know how much effort they have put into it?”

Schiller turned to look at the villains standing in the room. They all looked at Bruce's face, and then sighed more uniformly.

"What's going on?" Bruce just wanted an answer.

Schiller also sighed softly, walked out from behind the desk and said: "The vast majority of people have indeed had lucid dreams. One day they suddenly realize that they are dreaming, and then they can become the master of the dream and control it. in everything.”

"But do you think you are the master of the dream kingdom? Do you really think you can be like the God of Dreams, and can even bring over the souls in reality, and can you fabricate dreams completely regardless of logic?"

Bruce frowned slowly.

Constantine suddenly appeared in the room. He dusted himself off with his fingers and said, "Of course you can't. Even if you have the ability to create a dream bubble, it will be based on the logic of the dream kingdom, not yours." In progress."

Schiller walked up to Bruce, looked up at him and said: "And you think you have perfectly fabricated this dream world. It was me and this group of criminals who replaced the characters in the dream world, working non-stop and conscientiously behind the scenes. You patch it.”

"And me." Constantine folded his arms and said, "Using his only authority over the dream world, he worked frantically for days and nights to keep this world with broken logic from collapsing."

"Then why are you doing this?" Bruce asked: "Since I made up the dream and the world's plan didn't work from the beginning, why didn't you just let it go?"

"Of course it's because if you can't complete the play, if you don't show your schizophrenic self-stretching in front of everyone, how will people know that you are crazy?"

"And..." Schiller turned around, showed a smile to Bruce and said: "How do you know how you can be so crazy, so mediocre, so boring, and stupid enough to have so much fun?"

He laughed, and all the lunatics in the room laughed. The Joker laughed so hard that he was out of breath. Harley Quinn laughed so hard that she punched the wall. Even the usually serious Scarecrow and Mr. Freeze couldn't help but use their hands to fight. Press your mouth, the corners of your mouth are harder to press than a gun.

With a bang, the door was pushed open, and the Penguin, still wearing sunglasses and a mob leader costume, came in cursing.

"His grandma, you ran away immediately after finishing the filming and left me there. I was almost beaten to death by those little bastards! You..."

When the Penguin looked up, he saw a huge mouth full of fangs——

No smile, no laughter.

Sorry for the late update, but when I write it, I laugh like Nuwa patching up the sky. I have to be strong and logical at the same time.

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