Years□passed, □nd M□rc□s's d□eds becam□ □he stuff□o□ □ege□d. His name was spo□en wi□h rever□nce□ □□s tales□tol□ and r□told to□eag□r ears. Young □□□riors aspired to b□ like Marcus, to □m□od□ the same□courage and hono□ that □□ had displayed o□ the b□□tl□field. Though □a□cu□ had long□since p□ssed □□to the □ealm of myt□ a□d□leg□nd, his l□g□cy lived □n, a s□□ning □eacon of □ope a□d □nspir□ti□n for generations to□come. Despi□e the p□essure to □□nform □□ societal □x□ec□at□ons and ex□el academica□ly, the th□e□ friend□ □hoose□□o □o□lo□ t□e□r own paths. They believe □hat true success□and □a□piness co□e□fro□□pur□uin□ one's pa□sions □nd inte□□sts, rather t□an blindly f□llowing the□her□.
角色关□的变化