We are taught to believe in our society, by 'people' who profit enormously from this belief. And that society in which we believe and by which we punish ourselves is utterly bass ackwards. Yet again, Loups=Garous' creator, Kyougoku Natsuhiko, shines a floodlight on our collective delusion.
Although not as good as other of his works, _Loups=Garous_ is more straightforward than usual, and reminiscent of George Bernard Shaw's _Saint Joan_. The hero alone is aware. The hero saves society, but is so far ahead of society that the hero must be ostracised.
Kyougoku-san, keep telling it like it is.
Explanation by zevs on Sunday, 24.07.2011 03:25