Compared to her, we are all part of Dogtown, and only she is God.
The content of this part is similar to Cheng Xin's. In fact, they all just look at the world with their own moral standards. But the reason why they are so wrong is because there is no morality in this world and the entire universe. In fact, who can't see through who, just didn't say it. Cheng Xin's dog town is too big, and she doesn't have a father to end her, but Grace does. That's the difference.
Seeing the back, after Grace figured out the whole thing, she felt a sense of pleasure when she killed Zhen. I know it's fake, they're all just actors, but it still feels that way. But, do people really have the right to decide the life and death of others or the right or wrong of others? Everyone is an independent individual with an independent mind. Their actions are all out of this, why should someone decide the life and death of others? But thinking about it is relieved. This is the same as primitive society, if you have a fist, you can. In modern society, human beings think that they have approved a layer of civilization, but they have only turned their fists into power. So, neither grace nor Dogtown is wrong. They just used their power. Dogtown people used the right to use grace, and grace used the gun. How is it different from a tiger eating a man? Probably the only thing that is wrong is that there are still people who believe in human nature...
Can poverty make evil? is it not OK? In fact, it is possible to be rich or poor. It's just that you take advantage of your ability to do evil, and others will use other rights to deal with you. Weigh the pros and cons before doing it. I remember there is a saying that there is no right or wrong for adults, only pros and cons. It couldn't be more right. Perhaps this trade-off of pros and cons has become so-called morality, and further into law.
However, when I saw Grace being raped, I couldn't help but think, if she were a man, would anyone dare to do this? No, such a noble and tall man, no one dares to bully him. So, women are always seen as weak in this world. The director's choice of a female protagonist may not have realized it at all...but it's true. In fact, women are not without aggression, and the ending also proves this. Don't mess with women is not meant to be a warning. But because those who provoke women dare not provoke men.
The director was so tactful and put the scene on a big stage so that the audience and actors would not be distracted by the outside set and instead focus more on the story itself. And the story has nothing to do with the setting.
I want to say too much, it's a bit incoherent, there are too many typos, and I don't want to sort it out. The purpose is just to talk, the goal is achieved.
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