Ch. 361Snow Poppy
Key Plot Points and Events
- You Su wakes up from a dream where he sees his Junior Sister with a child, who calls her "Mom" and refers to You Su as "Daddy".
- He discovers that the tribe has been using Snow Poppy incense to aid sleep due to the extreme day-night cycles in the far north.
- You Su confronts the tribe's Chieftain about their initial intention to kill him.
Character Developments
- You Su: Realizes the truth about the tribe's use of Snow Poppy and their initial intentions towards him. He remains calm and composed, showing his maturity and wisdom beyond his years.
- Little Deer: Shows kindness and gratitude towards You Su, wanting to repay him for saving her life. She's also curious and innocent, asking about his sunglasses and his divine nature.
- Chieftain: Reveals his longing for the past and his people's struggle for survival in the harsh conditions. He shows remorse for his initial decision to kill You Su.
Significant Themes
- Survival: The tribe's struggle to survive in the harsh, desolate conditions of the far north, using Snow Poppy to aid sleep and cope with the extreme day-night cycles.
- Trust and Betrayal: The tribe's initial intention to kill You Su, despite him saving Little Deer, highlights the theme of trust and betrayal. However, the Chieftain's remorse and You Su's calm response suggest a possibility for redemption and understanding.
- Illusion vs. Reality: You Su's dream and his subsequent realization that it was a dream raise questions about the nature of reality and illusion, a theme that has been recurring in his journey.
Character Interactions
- You Su and Little Deer: The girl is curious and in awe of You Su, while he shows a mix of coldness and kindness towards her. Their interaction is playful yet revealing, with Little Deer asking about his sunglasses and You Su questioning her about the tribe's use of Snow Poppy.
- You Su and the Chieftain: Their interaction is tense and revealing. You Su confronts the Chieftain about his initial intention to kill him, while the Chieftain shows remorse and a longing for the past. Despite the tension, there's a hint of understanding and potential redemption between them.