"Hero worship" exists only in a pure world, and when it is brought to real life, it becomes a completely different form, distorting human nature and doing whatever it takes to satisfy vanity.
After Jesse finally found out the truth, he did not kill Rob and Charlie who were traveling with him, but eased the holster, turned his back on the past and pretended to wipe the painting and let Rob kill himself. Change, from distrust, depression, anger to everything around him, and finally to despair. Even the most trusted person has already betrayed him. In fact, he chose such a "suicide".
The contrast of characters is also very clear: Rob's arrogance and vanity in killing Jesse is greatly satisfied with Charlie's silence, doubt, regret and suicide, giving a strong character contrast; He was so good people applauded, even when he surrendered the so-called justice.
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