The bloody level of this film is basically beyond my psychological tolerance level. The Lord is a master who will be scared to run for two miles when the leaves turn around. But after reading it, like the heroine possessed, a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and there was only one word in his mind: cool.
If people who do evil can be forgiven, they say that only forgiveness can resolve hatred and so on. The perpetrator has insulted the victim, and the whole society has forgiven him and is willing to give him a chance to rehabilitate, so what should the victim do? There is no benefit to being a good person, but doing something bad can go unpunished. That would just make more people want to be the perpetrators. Is this teaching goodness? Sentencing is of course important, but should we think more about what we can do for victims? However, the law can become a dead letter in some circumstances. So the heroine finally picked up the butcher's knife. Only you can do something for yourself.
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