Nocturne Op55N1 in Cyberpunk 2077 is the ending that many players are paying attention to. This time we bring you the plot analysis and background explanation of Nocturne Op55N1 in Cyberpunk 2077. It is very comprehensive content for those who want to know more. You can refer to it, I hope it can help everyone.

Plot analysis of Nocturne Op55N1

Tribute to characters/music: Chopin/Nocturne Op.55 No.1 (Chopin No. 15 Nocturne in F minor)

In-game Related buildings: Nocturne Op.55 N.1

Why did you choose Chopin’s Nocturne series as the name of the important turning task, and it is a piece that is not that famous?

We You can start with the characteristics of Chopin's nocturne series: Chopin is different from other pianists in his style of music. He is good at balance. Even the sad atmosphere of playing in a minor key is just right. When you listen to his music, although it is sad, you feel calm inside. . This relies on the occasional smart fast-paced notes on the high keys of the right hand to mediate the heaviness of the entire piece.

There is a special story behind the Nocturne Op.55 N.1-2 - these two pieces of music are dedicated to his female student, Jane Stirling. He once publicly said that Jane "will one day He plays it very, very well. It is said that the relationship between the two should go beyond the status of master and apprentice (can it be regarded as spiritual partners?) During the last concert in Paris, Chopin was unable to insist on playing the last piece of music due to his physical condition. over. He tried his best to return to the locker room and fell into Jane's arms. From then on, Chopin's physical condition deteriorated.

This piece still follows the common ABA musical form. As mentioned above, it is sad but not sad, so it can have both poetic beauty and epic feeling. This song appeared as an accompaniment in the HOPE trailer for The Witcher 2.

For me personally, this song can bring out the situation V is in: a very dark night. Lao Wei told V that the next time Relic fails, V may not be able to hold on. Another point seems to be an implicit reference to the relationship between Johnny and V: bringing out Johnny's "mentor" identity - along the way V becomes more like a student, beginning to understand Johnny's rebellion, understand Johnny's anger, understand The reason behind his madness. V is now in deep trouble, but the song tells us that there is always a road ahead, and everything will still turn around before the next day comes. But all battles will end at night. As for whether the ending is good or bad, this important choice will be left to the players to decide.

Of course, these may just be my personal opinions, and in many cases, they may be over-understood. However, I believe in the "death of the author" of postmodernism. Any work presented to the public will hide countless possible explanations. As long as it makes sense, it is acceptable, especially if you choose to use music to present a piece of information. There are thousands more possibilities. Therefore, music experts are also welcome to analyze the meaning of this song.