Chapter 82
The audience, caught in a festive mood after the movie, celebrates the carnival atmosphere created by William White. Even the once-hated villains are now appreciated for their foolishness, breaking through the sky with their stupidity.
The phrase "I will be back!" borrowed shamelessly by William White gains new meanings, becoming a recurring line in many of his movies, especially at the end.
Fans express a certain level of melancholy as they find the ending, although not bad, to be quite dark. The beautiful prose in William White's books doesn't necessarily bring happiness, as the plots are driven by deep contradictions. The warden's tragic ending, choosing to end his own life, adds an unexpected layer to the narrative.
The impact on readers is substantial, as William White delves into the complexities of human nature. Despite the darkness, the essence of man's yearning for survival is highlighted.
While the novel is gloomy, it avoids overly sadistic plots, sparing readers from complete depression. The clear characteristics of the novel create a strong sense of substitution for readers, who resist accepting such an ending.
Readers, familiar with William White's lighthearted and innocent movies, find it challenging to reconcile the extreme difference in tone. Despite this, William White is hailed as a genius in language processing, effortlessly stirring readers' emotions with his words.
Questions about William White's authenticity and the family that nurtured him become prevalent among readers. Claims that he is a genius who suddenly broke out are supported by classmates and friends.
William White's ability to create buzz around his work, such as "Shawshank's Salvation," is acknowledged. His talent in language artistry, subtly influencing readers' emotions through plot fluctuations, is recognized as a unique skill.
Entering the temporary studio for the game console, William White observes the lively scene. Engineers, cowboys, and children from the farm are actively participating in the testing process. Despite the mess, William White is confident in the potential success of the product.
Acknowledging the challenges in production, William White rejects the idea of OEM and plans to order the production himself. Despite the strenuous production process, the profitability of handling orders internally is deemed higher.
William White reflects on the foot basin people's approach to business. Despite charging only 5% for the adapter card license, all risks and costs are borne by them. The foot basin people are perceived as more law-abiding, and their adherence to contracts is emphasized.
The increasing popularity of microcomputers expands the market, and the foot basin people are cautious about avoiding any issues. As the market grows, they continue to launch new products while maintaining a spirit of contract.
The foot basin people's attitude towards life, characterized by humility and respect for hierarchy, is discussed. The strict class concept and the importance of position and bowing angles are highlighted.
Cultural differences between the foot basin and Western societies are explored, emphasizing the unique socializing methods in the foot basin. The foot basin's adaptation of Westernization is considered inaccurate, with differences in attitudes toward work and socializing.