Unironically I get it.
I stumbled upon Cowboy Bebop at a very low point in my life and I got a lot of life lessons from it.
But I do disagree with the main point of the story, which is also the main point of every western ever made, that you can't escape from your past.
In cowboy bebop, all 4 characters at some point are either forced to or force themselves to confront their past selves in the form of either facing the consequences of their past actions or being haunted by people in their past. In other words, the show coveys the message that you can't escape from who you were.
I disagree with that. A long time ago I was a major cunt, I was a completely different person. One day I simply made the decision to change for the better and I burned all bridges to my old self and now, almost 10 years later, I have no strings pulling me back towards it. Some people from my past showed up and I just ignored them.
The broken people that comprise the crew of the Bebop are choosing to look at their past instead of moving on. Fae is the only one that gets it, she is the one that broke the cycle. Jet is a walking zombie, unable to save his own friend, stuck inside his own sorrow for his past life. Spike is literally incapable of moving on, he chooses to go after Vicious, he chooses to kill himself in the way he did.
Fae managed to save herself but couldn't save the other two.
Sometimes I read a really cool reply like this and I'm like holy shit what an amazing experience someone chose to share but realistically it's almost certainly a copy paste from some long forgotten source for karma -.-
Sorry to end the magic, but I typed this on my phone from my toilet while I was taking a massive dump.
But we can talk about my experience it you want
That's one hell of a profound deuce
And here I am, reading your story, while taking taking a fat shit.
Good experience, would read again.
Why would you think that so assuredly? Most comments are all new content still lol