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what i learned from detective conan is to be humble and learn from my mistakes.

I learned that I need to be double cautious when I will try to murder someone.

I've learned that if I see suspicious guys doing suspicious things, I'll stay away and stop sticking my nose into things that I have nothing to do with.

and i also learned that no matter what the motive is, murder is not justifiable but that doesn't mean i'm not compasive and sympathetic.

I've learned to read. Books I mean. And to be more observant in life, this really helps.

megamind1988 wrote:and i also learned that no matter what the motive is, murder is not justifiable but that doesn't mean i'm not compasive and sympathetic.

Dude, you're talking as if you actually commited a murder yourself...it's creeping me out

MrDetective wrote:

megamind1988 wrote:and i also learned that no matter what the motive is, murder is not justifiable but that doesn't mean i'm not compasive and sympathetic.

Dude, you're talking as if you actually commited a murder yourself...it's creeping me out

Yeah, I agree.

dumytru wrote:

MrDetective wrote:

megamind1988 wrote:and i also learned that no matter what the motive is, murder is not justifiable but that doesn't mean i'm not compasive and sympathetic.

Dude, you're talking as if you actually commited a murder yourself...it's creeping me out

Yeah, I agree.

But Gosho does in fact paint the murderers as pitiful/deserving compassion. If the lesson n.1 he wanted to teach with his work is really that murder has no excuse no matter what, I would say he failed. He only shows us one type of murderers more or less, and they can't really be qualified as "villains". On the other hand, the victims are extremely one-dimensional in a negative way, imo.

i did a lot of mistakes in the past except murder, but i also learned from them.
even if i murdered someone because he or she destroyed my life i would cry and sob over my deeds months and months behind bars, and i wouldn't even eat and drink, unless a pure hearted person tells me that he understands me but he doesn't aprove my methods.
but that person would tell me that i'm not discriminated from society because he sees good in me, i don't like murder from the deep of my heart, i don't seem to have fun killing people, etc...
that's the reason why i understand the culprits grief.

megamind1988 wrote:i did a lot of mistakes in the past except murder, but i also learned from them.

You make it sound like murder is a mistake.

yep the worst mistake made by humans.