Why do you feel that everyone has a "clown" inside? what do you think?

Once we find that the devil is always in our hearts, we will no longer be afraid of monsters hiding under the bed.

It is not easy to accept your own darkness, but it is natural that you will be attracted to clowns and like them. Just as everyone can rationally accept the complexity of human nature, good and evil are the same; But if you want to truly and concretely see how you hurt others and how you do what clowns are doing, it is absolutely unacceptable.

So we gave this part of our wish to JOKER, and this image, which symbolizes a part of ourselves, has not been deeply rooted in people's hearts.

Clowns express the collapse of the adult world, which is silent. He tried many methods. He wants a job, a job that can bring happiness to people, but all his work has failed. He has nothing to lose except being laughed at and "pushed around" by the so-called elite. Nothing can hurt them any more. I have seen the sadness of many small people, but what I have not seen is the collapse of small people. After all, there are all people who can walk on the street.

Everyone has a dark side inside, without exception, everyone wants to break the shackles of this world, but no one can. If he is really good, no one wants to wear a clown mask and make a puppet!

The following are only personal opinions for the following reasons:

1. We all have a clown in our hearts, which is a very realistic thing.

Everyone has some weaknesses and will feel inferior. Smile at others when they joke about your weakness, don't understand or even laugh at you.

When you know that your friends and relatives are secretly laughing, you will collapse like a clown. Without trust and emotion, you will question the meaning in this world.

When you are hurt again and again, you want to fight back, but you don't. You must depend on the world and live by the rules. This is the clown in everyone's heart, just staying in your heart.

No gorgeous action special effects, no fierce confrontation between the enemy and me, just a low-level nobody. This is the answer that DC gave us. Gotham in the play is an extremely chaotic area, full of filth and filth. Arthur is a low-level nobody living in Gotham-a theater clown. He has a sick mother, and he can't help laughing. He lives in a small room with his mother, and the environment is very poor. All this seems to be silence before the outbreak.

When he was robbed of the billboard at work and beaten, the boss only cared about his own interests and asked Arthur to pay for the billboard himself. When he was performing in children's hospital, the gun accidentally fell out. As a result, his good friend told his boss that he was unemployed, and life gave him a heavy blow. When performing in a small theater, his illness broke out and he smiled again on the stage, and society regarded him as a laughing stock. All this is like an arrow piercing Arthur's heart. Finally, when Arthur learned his true childhood experience, it was like the last straw that crushed the camel. He finally couldn't bear the heavy pressure from the society, so Arthur lost his way in the dark and a clown appeared.

Social unrest, indifference of human nature and the painful blow of reality can be said to be the emergence of clowns in society. Especially after Arthur killed three business elites, the masses did not condemn him or attack him, but regarded him as a hero to save society. Gotham's illness is terminal. In the last scene, a group of people wearing clown masks helped Arthur to the roof, and the surrounding environment was destroyed beyond recognition.

Arthur did not try to change. He worked hard, but he was fired by his boss. He made people laugh, but was reviled. He cherished friendship, but he was betrayed. Every time he was hurt, his inner clown showed more. He died in silence instead of breaking out in silence, so when he was accused by his boss, he vented his anger on the trash can. When his boss found out that he had a gun in the children's hospital, he shot and killed three Wall Street elites. When he was betrayed by his friends, he killed them once and for all. Finally, after learning his life story, the clown in his heart finally broke out.

In this movie, the clown we saw was very poor. A kind-hearted person eventually distorts his personality and doesn't know himself under the oppression of society. However, the morbidity of society is borne by an ordinary person, and the birth of clowns becomes inevitable.

The clown is in everyone's heart. It's definitely not nonsense. Why? Because in fact, everyone has two sides, namely, the external side and the internal side. The external side is for people to see. The social and legal system urges us to coexist with the external surface. Only we know what's in there. To put it bluntly, it is a clown's side and will not be shown to anyone. If you show it to everyone, I guess you will go to the point of no return like a movie clown.

Sometimes I really want to be a clown, I really want to, but I am glad that I was born in a country with a very good legal system. I have a family and a wife and children, so let's keep the clown in our hearts.

First of all, we need to find out what the clown here means.

The clown refers to Arthur in the movie The Clown.

In the first half of the film, Arthur's life is a mess, sick, lonely, poor, bullied, timid and living like a ridiculous clown.

In the second half of the film, Arthur blackens, releases his inner darkness and becomes a clown who retaliates against society. The clown at this time refers to Arthur's dark personality released after endless hardships in life.

All of us, like clowns, have two sides in character.

One side is the personality displayed to the outside world. We try our best to maintain a positive image in front of people.

On the other hand, it is dark and even cheap things hidden in the deep heart.

Some of these dark things are out of people's instinctive desires, some are out of inner rebellion or obedience to the external environment.

Everyone has these things in their hearts more or less. No one is an exception.

So: Everyone has a clown in his heart.

Where there is day, there is night, let alone us ordinary people. Everyone has worldly desires, and the clown in his heart is sometimes violent and sometimes rebellious, or greedy or hateful. And we must learn to control it, influence it and change it, so that we will not go crazy and evil.

Because everyone has an unforgettable past in his mind, or he did something wrong, or he hated something and didn't want to say it, which caused great depression in his heart and became a negative influence in his heart.

For example, I accidentally killed a beloved dog when I was a child, and my family didn't know it was me. At that time, when everyone was discussing this topic, I was both afraid and uneasy. This is a secret that only I know until now.

On the other hand, people's hearts are sinister. For example, at a party, friends flatter you. Why do they flatter you? Just because they are profitable for you, everyone has their own small abacus.

My opinion is that clowns close themselves off. If we humans are all the same and upright, then our society will be more peaceful.