Don't think about the reason why they want to conquer the mountains, don't think about how nature and human beings should get along, don't think about those rhetoric about dreams, just look back at the things in our own hearts, about human nature, about cruelty and kindness.
We all know that to be kind to our enemies is to be cruel to ourselves, and although there are many saints who tell us to forgive and forgive our enemies, we know we can't because it's harder. But sometimes we can easily do it to forgive those around us, our friends, but sometimes we need to be more cruel to those around us, which seems to be more difficult than forgiving our enemies.
I've often wondered in the movie if Rob would have had a different outcome if he hadn't promised Doug Hansen to keep going to the summit late in the afternoon instead of going back. Doug Hansen is not easy to explain in the movie. We can also see the hardships, the wind and frost of the years, the shyness and perseverance from the actor's performance. The first time he was persuaded to go back 300 meters away from the summit, the second time he worked hard to save money, and this time he didn't want to fail again. He wanted to prove to the children that an ordinary person can be achieved as long as he works hard. their dreams, and they can.
I don't know why he chose such a way to prove, rather than experience another kind of success, whether his determination can be used to be successful in a certain field. Perhaps it is because he is humble. Among the many choices, this one is so majestic, so far away, at the top of the world, so close to him, it can be done as long as he works hard.
Rob is sympathetic to him, has a friendship, I think more of a sympathy for his poverty, weakness, his determination. That's why I give him a discount and passively accompany him up the mountain. These seem understandable, but from the final outcome, we can see if this decision is the beginning of the disaster that follows, maybe it can save at least 3 people's lives. Bar.
At that time, above the peak of thin air, should rationality return? Cruel refusal! Yes, refusal is also cruel. It may be really difficult to see him experience the goal again, and the pain of quitting again, having to endure two jobs in the next year, endure malnutrition, and be weak. Let him go alone, but at that time he was already very difficult, as the team leader to ensure the safety of every tourist. Maybe going up was the best choice at the time.
It was because of going up that led to the end of their lives, and also led to the death of the person who came up to pick them up. At that time, a dream, enduring poverty and pain, was so insignificant. After all, as long as you live, there will be hope, and the next time you may really be able to reach the top. Failure to go up will benefit the happiness of several families. At that time, when you look at it, you should reject it. Rejection is not cruel but protection.
But sometimes it's really hard to do this, and at a certain moment, it's hard to judge right or wrong. Then just do whatever you want.
Anduoji in the back, it is correct and understandable to give up on the way to rescue. As said in the movie, everything about Andorji is up to you. Yes everything is up to you. Some people criticize him who can actually continue to save, and maybe he can be saved. Some people praise him for respecting nature, believing in nature, not feeling that he is the conqueror of nature, but a state of coexistence with each other.
When the Texans and the Japanese were still breathing, it was cruel to them to rescue the people next to them, but also kind to the rescued Taiwanese, and to those who participated in the rescue. Also benevolent.
Where there is no right or wrong, cruelty and kindness are relative, and everyone has their own choice. The choices are hard, but they are all right.
It's all about it.
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