Although I finished it in one go

Eli 2022-10-06 11:12:52

Is human nature really so brilliant? It's not realistic. But the plot is exciting and it makes sense in theory. In my opinion, the sacrifice of the two people is more about the despair of society and their own lives. The life of despair and the unrealistic brilliance of human nature makes people more desperate. The significance lies in the impact of non-profit organizations on social progress. It is worth affirming that I have to write enough words. Wait, I will add it later. One, two, three, four, Spain's collective silver, but I'm afraid it won't be because others are sloppy.

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  • Jadon 2022-04-23 07:02:13

    Under the prestige, it is actually difficult to match

  • Joy 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    The key to your freedom! Unlock handcuffs, save lives, and relieve guilt. The ending is quite shocking, but I don't agree with their sacrifice. The insufficiency of the judicial system should not be prosecuted with forged crimes, and it cannot be used as a special case to prove the manslaughter of an innocent. Gale's silence when debating and being asked about the special case is very helpless and realistic, no Should be the fuse.

The Life of David Gale quotes

  • Bitsey Bloom: Of course he sympathizes with murderers... he is one!

  • David Gale: How do we start?

    Bitsey Bloom: We start with... you telling me what I'm doing here.

    David Gale: No one who looks through that glass sees a person. They see a crime. I'm not David Gale. I'm a murderer and a rapist... four days shy of his execution.