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This happen all the time, In the past even when I'm writing about a characters and thing that happen in a story.. I had people accused me of being the actor or actress fan
I dont blame them though, if they are that passionate about something.
But yes just dont engage with them is the best action
Someone brought up the Episode 8 exchange between Puppet Jiling and Long Shen Jiling. After rewatching it and…
That moment between Puppet Ji Ling and Long Shen (Ji Ling) echoes what Chi Wen said to Ji Ling that he is now something special, neither human nor demon,the loneliest existence in the world
He was still Ji Ling then, but as we know, that innocent, childlike voice disappears when he takes on the role of Long Shen.
It also harkens back to when Puppet Ji Ling asks Long Shen (Ji Ling), āWhy did you create someone like me?ā Their exchange whether giving life is truly a gift. Long Shen (Ji Ling) question Puppet Ji Ling which he pushes back: being a puppet, controlled and without agencyā¦ can that really be called a gift?
Puppet Ji Lingās sadness and frustration arenāt just about being a puppet they also reflect how Long Shen (Ji Ling) feels about Chi Wen. Thereās resentment in being controlled, in having his existence shaped by someone else. But at the same time, that anger is conflicted by the fact that Chi Wen saved him and gave him life.
This really highlights the internal struggle within the real Ji Ling. Even his name reflects this conflictāēŗŖ (Ji) means order, rules, or control, while ēµ (Ling) means spirit or soul. Together, his name suggests a spirit bound by structure, or a soul that is not truly free.
Someone brought up the Episode 8 exchange between Puppet Jiling and Long Shen Jiling. After rewatching it and today's episode, I wrote something to point out some details.
Are you all caught up ? cause I want to shared something from episode 18 so I dont wanna spoiled you
That moment between Puppet Ji Ling and Long Shen (Ji Ling) echoes what Chi Wen said to Ji Ling that he is now something special, neither human nor demon,the loneliest existence in the world
He was still Ji Ling then, but as we know, that innocent, childlike voice disappears when he takes on the role of Long Shen.
It also harkens back to when Puppet Ji Ling asks Long Shen (Ji Ling), āWhy did you create someone like me?ā Their exchange whether giving life is truly a gift. Long Shen (Ji Ling) question Puppet Ji Ling which he pushes back: being a puppet, controlled and without agencyā¦ can that really be called a gift?
Puppet Ji Lingās sadness and frustration arenāt just about being a puppet they also reflect how Long Shen (Ji Ling) feels about Chi Wen. Thereās resentment in being controlled, in having his existence shaped by someone else. But at the same time, that anger is conflicted by the fact that Chi Wen saved him and gave him life.
This really highlights the internal struggle within the real Ji Ling. Even his name reflects this conflictāēŗŖ (Ji) means order, rules, or control, while ēµ (Ling) means spirit or soul. Together, his name suggests a spirit bound by structure, or a soul that is not truly free.
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I dont blame them though, if they are that passionate about something.
But yes just dont engage with them is the best action
He was still Ji Ling then, but as we know, that innocent, childlike voice disappears when he takes on the role of Long Shen.
It also harkens back to when Puppet Ji Ling asks Long Shen (Ji Ling), āWhy did you create someone like me?ā Their exchange whether giving life is truly a gift. Long Shen (Ji Ling) question Puppet Ji Ling which he pushes back: being a puppet, controlled and without agencyā¦ can that really be called a gift?
Puppet Ji Lingās sadness and frustration arenāt just about being a puppet they also reflect how Long Shen (Ji Ling) feels about Chi Wen. Thereās resentment in being controlled, in having his existence shaped by someone else. But at the same time, that anger is conflicted by the fact that Chi Wen saved him and gave him life.
This really highlights the internal struggle within the real Ji Ling. Even his name reflects this conflictāēŗŖ (Ji) means order, rules, or control, while ēµ (Ling) means spirit or soul. Together, his name suggests a spirit bound by structure, or a soul that is not truly free.
He was still Ji Ling then, but as we know, that innocent, childlike voice disappears when he takes on the role of Long Shen.
It also harkens back to when Puppet Ji Ling asks Long Shen (Ji Ling), āWhy did you create someone like me?ā Their exchange whether giving life is truly a gift. Long Shen (Ji Ling) question Puppet Ji Ling which he pushes back: being a puppet, controlled and without agencyā¦ can that really be called a gift?
Puppet Ji Lingās sadness and frustration arenāt just about being a puppet they also reflect how Long Shen (Ji Ling) feels about Chi Wen. Thereās resentment in being controlled, in having his existence shaped by someone else. But at the same time, that anger is conflicted by the fact that Chi Wen saved him and gave him life.
This really highlights the internal struggle within the real Ji Ling. Even his name reflects this conflictāēŗŖ (Ji) means order, rules, or control, while ēµ (Ling) means spirit or soul. Together, his name suggests a spirit bound by structure, or a soul that is not truly free.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtQL06bHjDI
Over time, it evolved into a metaphor for identity how people hide their true selves behind appearances, emotions, and roles.
Or what even makes someone human, and more philosophical question
Almost everyone in the show wear a "painted skin"