aleksandrored wrote: ↑Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:27 am
Does anyone know more or less what it says in this graphic novel?
I'm translating it,have a little patience
First part
I draw comics.There is a rule in the comics: the evil, even in the last second of his defeat, believed to be to the side of good.
Riina is drawn as the photo as a young man on his identity card
Riina:can I know that a fuck did wrong?
I always did my own things:"I know nothing of anyone. I'm out of the world. I live on the moon." true sentence of Riina
The evil that he knows has a crack that can save it.
aleksandrored wrote: ↑Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:27 am
Does anyone know more or less what it says in this graphic novel?
I'm translating it,have a little patience
First part
I draw comics.There is a rule in the comics: the evil, even in the last second of his defeat, believed to be to the side of good.
Riina is drawn as the photo as a young man on his identity card
Riina:can I know that a fuck did wrong?
I always did my own things:"I know nothing of anyone. I'm out of the world. I live on the moon." true sentence of Riina
The evil that he knows has a crack that can save it.
and precisely the reversal of this concept of inheritable evil allows evil to commit horrors for their own good.
(on the right) how can be the little Giuseppe di Matteo,if would not dissolved in the acid.
Di Matteo:I'm curious, your rhetoric about family and affiliation as it combines with the murder of children?
Riina:Are you curious eh ?Curiosity is the antechamber of sbirritudine (be a cop)
this deceptive ethical mirror is the true evil of perfect evil
the child: if this was a tv serie,from his point of view,he's right