male protagonist returns from the battlefield. Although safe and sound, the experience of the war has made him unable to return to life and use ordinary Thinking about the memories of "cutting people up" on the battlefield, he can only keep himself from thinking about it through chaotic relationships, drug use, and violence. Until he collapses mentally, the
government's tests on soldiers have tested his psychology. He was “unqualified”. The trauma of the war after his return was unqualified. This prevented him from continuing to work stably, and therefore prevented him from accepting his foreign girlfriend into the country. He pinned all his hopes on the new federal government. But later found out that he was still doing murder, which made him worse mentally, until
he was on the verge of collapse, he was not a villain, but in the chaos he has been doing everything that a villain would do... with one Treating everything with an unfeeling attitude. There was a message saying that the craziest thing I have ever done in my life is to look at everything around me soberly...just like the hero, it’s a
pity that he finally chose to continue to the battlefield. In fact, He couldn't bear it, so he really started to collapse...
I think even men are flesh and blood. In the bloody and brutality that is unimaginable in war, the male protagonist is unfortunately the forefront. He has done it. It’s not that he really can bear it.
For the post-war trauma, he recommends a "brother" of Spider-Man, which is also a good film, and the theme is more prominent.
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