All the brushstrokes of the film create a heroic character who, with his own bravery and responsibility, awe and love, reunites the ghost mother and son who are far apart, and tries to save his own life and the lives of other children in the town who may be blinded by ghosts. But "I think Arthur's efforts are actually based on his own cognition, based on the cognition of a person who can face death calmly. He feels that as long as he helps that woman find her child, she who has given up her life will definitely be able to leave. Go on, instead of staying in a world that doesn't belong to her and doing some unreasonable things. Beyond his understanding, some people do things so unreasonably, they live like this, and they are like this when they die."
Douyou's One explanation is "However, this does not change that Arthur is always so calm and calm in the face of life and fate, life and death." "Perhaps the only thing that doesn't suck is that after Arthur's efforts, little Joseph did not share with other children. Just like a wandering soul full of resentment.”
But in my opinion, it corresponds to the background and scene just put forward by Bentham’s utilitarianism, that is, everyone’s desire to transform society according to his own will and his own efforts are In order to maximize the welfare of the whole society, sometimes even a few people are sacrificed to seek the interests of the majority.
But everyone knows that everyone's original intentions are good, but they can't bring about the expected outcome. The social machine is like a driverless horse-drawn carriage. No one will know its true direction, but what we can do What it does is, like the category of absolute moralism advocated by Kant, starting from managing the self.
Do not do to others what you do not want. Or is it not a fish, how can one know the joy of a fish? Or the farmer saves the snake, how can he know the good or the bad? You never know the ramifications of trying to help a ghost, who thank you for all your hard work, allowing you to be part of its species and enjoy the ghost world. Because in the eyes of ghosts, the turmoil in the human world is far less simple and clear than the underworld; and for me, the entanglement, waste, and waste in the human world are far less worthy of respect than the obsession of ghosts for their obsessions to linger in the world.
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