"The best way to get revenge at someone, is by living a happy life"
Kinda makes you think doesn't it? Instead of having malicious thoughts of violence, just continue living a good life. A good happy life. This does bring up a question though.
- Is it important for that person to see you living this happy life in order to fulfill the revenge? Make them regret and pound their chest with anguish?
- Must you forget about the thoughts of revenge to live a happy life?
- Does your happiness need to be larger than the other person?
This all came about after watching a Korean drama called 남자 이야기 (Man's Story) aka Slingshot. The story resolves around revenge, but the protagonist is this really "nice" guy that is portrayed to be too much of a saint.
For example, he is betrayed by his lover as she goes off and marries his enemy (the one that killed his brother) - yet he still worries about her and helps her. It was so frustrating watching this ridiculous fiction. I wanted to bash the monitor!
This drama put a bitter taste in my mouth. Crappy ending. I would have preferred a total victory from the protagonist. With the psycho business man losing all his money and living in a shack eating trash for dinner, and his betraying wife following him around with a shopping cart. I feel so cynical right now.. haha. Freakin drama's making me think...
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