Chapter 1964 Chapter 1966 U Transcendence Event (5
Chapter 1938 One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-Six U Transcendence Event (55)
"Human consciousness is an extremely sophisticated system. Any small problem may cause a series of chain reactions. If a person chooses to abandon his past self and reshape his personality in such a radical way, it is impossible to
No price to pay.”
Bruce sighed and said: "Every time you complete the transformation of personality, it is like peeling off a layer of skin, but it is actually much more painful and longer than that, sometimes even as long as several years, and each of us has
There is such a time in life, that is the rebellious period of youth."
"Some people emerge perfectly from their cocoons and become butterflies, losing their youthfulness and gaining maturity, but there are also people who always have fragments of the cocoon left in their bodies. These fragments will accompany them throughout their lives until they are integrated into their personality and become who they are.
a part of."
"Whether the transformation is successful or not is affected by many factors, including family environment, interpersonal relationships, and one's own personality. However, most people only experience such a major transformation once in their lifetime."
"But if someone transforms in this way many times, there will always be times when the process of transformation will leave traces on him. As more and more fragments accumulate on his body, he will want to get rid of these burdens more and more.
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"Then he has to undergo a complete transformation, a transformation that completely washes away the burdens of the past and completely reshapes his personality."
"Yeah, this is the easiest way." The look on Arthur's face became a little incomprehensible, and he said: "When you are no longer you, you give yourself a new identity, and you can no longer care.
Those things you used to care about, they don’t care about you anyway.”
"That way you will come to a new world and have a bigger stage. The prospect of such a future will make you feel extremely fulfilled. You will almost break yourself into pieces with joy, and then re-paste it into what you dreamed of.
face."
"But is that really a good thing?" Bruce looked at Arthur and said meaningfully: "Is the thing you re-pasted really still a human being?"
"Are humans that important?"
"For those who are already desperate, it no longer matters whether they have similar people in this world." Bruce pursed his lips. Others saw a kind of sadness in his expression, but it was difficult to say where this emotion came from.
No, he doesn't seem to be a desperate man after all.
"But if someone is not desperate yet, then it is wrong for him to take this path, because in order to get rid of the traces of the past, he will completely break himself and then paste them together, and the thing he creates will no longer be a human being."
"Perhaps he has the appearance of a human and can communicate with humans. He looks like a human in every aspect, but he is not. If he is not, he is not. He cannot cheat and has no chance to regret."
Bruce turned to look at the screen again. At this time, the screen stopped on Batman's face. He said: "This Batman wants to take such a path because the fragments of the past have affected his spirit. He is worried about himself."
He will become a madman."
"It is conceivable that his psychological examination status is becoming less and less optimistic, his mental pressure is increasing, and occasionally he will behave abnormally in his life. He is extremely worried that he will go crazy."
"Such pressure forced him to make this choice, to completely shatter his past self and create a new identity for himself, so that he would have new goals and things to do, and there would no longer be any trace of his growth.
It hindered him."
"So he became Batman." Lord Superman's tone deepened: "I never knew he had such a past, and he never told me about it. I thought he had always been like this."
"When the pain you face is unbearable for your current self, you can only break it and let them reunite in another stronger way."
Arthur's tone of voice was ups and downs, and the state he described reminded Bruce of Schiller and the magnificent tower.
"So most Batmans did this, so they became Batman instead of Bruce Wayne." Lord Superman frowned deeply and said: "The pain he experienced was that of his parents.
Death? But why whenever I mentioned that there might be a chance to be resurrected, he..."
"Of course it's not that simple." Bruce shook his head and said, "His real pain comes from the surging desire for revenge and the conflict between justice and law in his heart."
"Killing criminals will make them criminals. Personal love and justice are like two ends of a scale. In this process of friction and swing, Batman has completely become a vigilante who enforces justice and law."
"And this Batman also wants to embark on such a path, abandon Bruce Wayne who has become unstable due to his mental state, and become the real Dark Knight."
"The sign is that he chooses not to pour out his anger and hatred on those criminals." Bruce guessed: "Because those emotions are only felt by Bruce Wayne, and Batman is for justice."
"If I have to make an analogy, if Bruce Wayne is an ordinary person with flesh and blood, full of emotions, and can vent his emotions naturally, then Batman is a person who can completely control his emotions, as long as it does not help.
A saint who shows no emotion at all."
Spider-Man shuddered and said: "That's too scary. How can people control their emotions? If he doesn't get angry when he's angry and doesn't cry when he's sad, then what's the difference between him and the walking dead?"
Lord Superman sighed deeply, and the breath he exhaled was mixed with white mist, almost close to freezing breath.
"I'm not complaining, it's just that I often feel like I'm facing a corpse when facing Batman." Lord Superman sat down, folded his arms and turned his head to the side and said, "Any words I say will be ignored by him.
He didn't get any response, and the muscles on his face were like wood. I looked horizontally and vertically and couldn't see any change."
"I used to calculate his breathing frequency, and then I found that for at least a week, the interval between every inhalation and exhalation was the same. I didn't even dare to look at him with clairvoyance, because I was afraid that I would see
There’s a whole bunch of parts and wires.”
Lord Superman put his elbows on the armrests, covered his eyes with his hands and said, "Sometimes I really don't know who is Superman."
Bruce smiled, put his fingers together and supported his temples on the side with his fingertips, and said: "The various performances of Batman we have seen on the screen, and all the stress reactions he has, actually show that he has begun to have a crush on Bruce."
·I feel disgusted with Wayne’s identity.”
"Because he is emotional, violent, unstable, and even begins to lose consciousness, the psychiatrist may just tell him that he has certain emotional problems and needs to be adjusted and cultivated, while he feels that he may lose control at any time."
"So he began to move in the direction of Batman, but Bruce Wayne still wanted to make one last effort to prove that he was not crazy."
Spider-Man had an idea and said, "So this is Bruce Wayne asking for help?"
Bruce looked at Spider-Man in surprise, stared at him for a while, then withdrew his gaze and said: "Yes, many of the crazy actions that go against common sense that you see in life may be in trouble.
A madman’s last cry for help.”
"He behaves very contradictory." Arthur said, "Because if he undergoes a psychological examination, he may face two results. Either the doctor says he is really crazy and completely denies the meaning of his existence, or someone can see his
The crux is, but he himself has no hope for it."
"So which one is Schiller?"
Everyone turned their attention to the screen again.
On the screen, Schiller is guessing about the structure of this dream world in his ward. However, Batman speculates on the principles through external phenomena such as the hospital's architectural structure, while Schiller deconstructs the dream through psychological theories.
In the current academic circle of psychology, psychoanalytic theory is almost regarded as pseudoscience, but if you want to study dreams, it is almost impossible to bypass Freud.
Although there are also behavioral explanations of dreams as a continuation of conscious mental activities, if you want to talk about how the content of dreams is related to reality and memory, you must mention what was mentioned in Freud's dream analysis.
Reflection of subconscious contents.
Schiller wrote Freud's name on the paper and intermittently listed some key points of the theory of subconscious content reflection. Then he thought of the possibility of controlling the body through the subconscious, and then the dream content was projected into the subconscious, and then
Come to the conclusion that dreams control body movements.
After getting this point, the rest is easy to guess. Controlling the body movements of the contestants through dreams is nothing more than wanting them to commit suicide. If the murderer had the ability to get a blade in front, he wouldn't have to go to such a big expense.
Now that I have the strength, I’ll probably borrow the props already on site.
It is easy to think that their bodies are either in a very high place and they can fall if they take a few steps forward, or they are on a high-speed vehicle, combined with the fact that they fell asleep on the bus.
Judging from the situation, it is definitely the latter.
Everyone in the audience watched in stunned silence as Schiller wrote and drew on a piece of paper, and then derived the conclusion out of thin air. The whole process was like a miracle, and it was mysterious.
But this was not over yet. After Schiller wrote out his speculation, he also wrote the word "murderer" next to it. He was obviously guessing what kind of state the murderer would be in now.
Although he can pull everyone into a dream, it is obviously impossible for the murderer to directly affect the bus. Otherwise, he would just use the seat to smash the bus to death. It is very likely that he, like the contestants, would have to come to the bus in person before he can move it.
things on.
Schiller remembered that the doors and windows of the bus were closed before he fell asleep. If he wanted the contestants to jump out of the bus, the killer would definitely get on the bus and open the windows or doors.
So if the killer is in the car, he will inevitably pay attention to the condition of the contestants. After all, this is the most important part of his plan. If something goes wrong with someone, he cannot ignore it.
Schiller finally circled the word "abnormal" and tapped it lightly with the tip of his pen, obviously thinking of something.
Soon the time came at night, Schiller, Batman and BayBaby met in the clinic.
At this time, Spider-Man, who was in the audience, sat down again, leaned back in his chair and yawned, saying, "While watching this, I almost fell asleep. I really don't understand what they are talking about."
"What I'm more curious about is why the psychiatrist asked him when he felt lost?" Constantine asked aloud.
"Because this is the easiest way to identify whether a person has emotional problems."
