During the Second World War, all the generals of the Allies were well-known in history. Their achievements were admired by future generations, and their personal honor reached the peak. Even the Nazi Rommel and Guderian were heroic. Only Patton had the most dazzling military exploits. But still unavoidably scolded.
Patton lives in a two-dimensional world. As soon as he closes his eyes, he becomes Hannibal and Napoleon. He rushes and is unstoppable. He is invincible in France in the sandy places of North Africa. The armor of the US tanks is too thin. Only his troops dare to dismantle the spare track in spite of military orders. Welded on the car body and continued to fight, Patton was a war mad, but he never arbitrarily charged with the lives of soldiers, arrogant Patton, radical Patton, only knows that Patton chasing after the fierce battle, the soldiers' casualties are indeed the smallest, and his heart is filled with The fiery feelings of saving the world pretends to be cold and alienating everyone who tries to care for him. He is House. He hates that there is a heart that is purer than anyone else.
Montgomery was portrayed as strikingly similar in appearance, and his behavior was small and tenacious. He was also summoned after the war, but Patton was relieved of his post. It must be said that the battlefield needs an alternative hero, and he needs it even more after the war-- -To back up, war itself is evil. Whether it is attacking or self-defense, victory will surely be stained with blood, but how can the mythical five-star generals be tainted by the slightest humanity? The appearance of Patton wiped out the unreal perfection A layer of real blood, distracting people’s doubts about the leaders of the war. Patton shared the evil consequences of the US military’s participation in the war. He won the war, but received mixed reviews. The awesome people always paid. The more you get the less, the mission on your back makes it more to endure the terrible consequences.
The war has just ended and Patton’s life has also come to an end. Maybe just like Monroe, he has too much light on himself, and he can’t afford to take on the ordinary life.
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