The male protagonist Webber appeared in compliance with the rules, and even the proposal was made by his girlfriend, but in the second half of the film, his persistence and bravery were exposed. In the bad weather, he passed through the shoal of the rolling waves and searched for the ship when he lost the compass. Under the circumstances, he insisted on pulling everyone back, ignoring the commander’s order and insisting on sailing back to the coast. Everything can only be decided with unparalleled determination and firm will. Fortunately, he succeeded all, so he created a miracle.
The tanker captain Sybert, who was almost in the same mold as Webber, was also a paranoid with a gloomy face and few words. However, it was he who rejected all the opinions and made the decision to make all 32 people survive: hand-made steering wheels to flush half of the boat on the beach. It is precisely because of his excellent command that he was left until the last one to disembark, and that was the honor of the captain. It can be said that half of the miracle was accomplished by the paranoid Sybert.
Webber’s girlfriend is definitely a paranoid. She loves a man. Not only does she propose to marry, she also does it when she asks the commander to apply for marriage. Finally, she turns on the light on the shore and waits for her fiance to return. It is absolutely paranoid, but it is because of her persistence that she has a beautiful marriage longer than the golden wedding...The
ending film, when the rescue ship tried to get off the shore When the lights are on, the scene is absolutely wonderful, and anyone who has been wandering outside can feel the warmth of the lights.
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