In film and television works, background stories and character motivations can be gradually implanted with extreme political ideas in a variety of ways. Here are some common methods: 1. **Character development**: - Use the character's background story to show why they take extreme political positions. For example, the character may have experienced major personal trauma, such as the loss of a loved one, or experienced social injustice, which led to their distrust of the current system and their inclination towards extremism. 2. **Environment setting**: - Set an extreme political environment or historical background so that the character's behavior and thoughts seem logically self-consistent in this environment. Through a detailed description of this environment, let the audience understand how the character's extreme thoughts are formed under specific conditions. 3. **Gradual infiltration**: - By gradually increasing the character's exposure to extreme ideas, such as introducing the ideological leaders of extremist groups and spreading extreme propaganda, the character is subtly influenced to accept these ideas. This gradual approach helps the audience understand the process of the character's transformation. 4. **Justification of extreme behavior**: - Create dialogue or plots to make the character's extreme behavior seem justified. For example, the character may explain their behavior with reasons such as "for the greater good" or "to save others" so that the audience can resonate with them. 5. **Setting up opposing characters**: - Designing opposing characters that symbolize "normal" or "traditional" values, in sharp contrast to characters with extreme ideas. This opposition not only highlights the appeal of extreme ideas, but also makes the audience question the rationality of mainstream values. 6. **Emotional resonance**: - Through emotional narratives, the audience can sympathize with the character's plight, making it easier for them to accept the extreme path chosen by the character. For example, using emotional factors such as family and love to guide the audience to understand the complexity of extreme choices. 7. **Metaphors and symbols**: - Use metaphors and symbols to cleverly integrate extreme political ideas into the story. For example, through the repeated appearance of a certain symbol or event, it attracts the audience's attention and implants related ideas in their subconscious. 8. **Social commentary**: - Add criticism of social phenomena to certain parts of the story, express dissatisfaction with the status quo through the mouth of the character, and then introduce extremist solutions. This method often triggers the audience's thinking about social problems and increases their acceptance of extreme ideas. Through these techniques, film and television works can naturally insert extreme political concepts into the plot, allowing the audience to accept these ideas imperceptibly, while also triggering deep thinking about society and politics.