Everyone has one side to be a saint

Is Vincent a respectable person? Let’s take Maggie as a comparison. She works overtime for her son and earns more money, just so that he can get a better education and have a better life. Similarly, Vincent also has a relative, Sandy, who needs his care. She also lives in an expensive nursing home and needs to be taken care of. Of course we know that Vincent will bathe her every week and has not abandoned her for 8 years. But looking at his living conditions, drinking, gambling, and hiring prostitutes, can you see that he has made any efforts to increase his income to maintain his wife's better care? Therefore, Oliver's saint is not a mother who endures physical and mental suffering and has to work hard, and therefore lacks more communication with his son, and has to continue to work hard with guilt. But a wretched uncle who is idle, sitting and enjoying his achievements, with a world-weary complex, is somewhat deliberately chicken soup.
What did Vincent do for Oliver? When her mother was at work, she looked after him and gave him a can of sardines and a few biscuits. Of course, these were paid. When he was being bullied, he drove away a group of elementary school students, taught him to fight, taught him to bet on horses, and took him to the bar. Can these really be called saints? Of course, he provided Oliver with the companionship and instruction he needed at the moment. These are very important to Oliver-of course, because Oliver is not biased enough because of his integrity-but all of this is not so difficult for Vincent to do, and it is not even as hard as Maggie who works overtime every day.
I have always believed that the rewards can of course be determined by what he did and how helpful it is to you; but gratitude should be done by doing this for you, and how much he needs to pay to sell it. Accompanying is very important to Oliver, but it doesn't cost much for Vincent to do this. Even for a lonely old man no one likes, Oliver's appearance is a bright spot in his life. It can even be said that it was because of the appearance of Oliver that Vincent was discharged from the hospital due to a stroke, and Vincent, who suffered a widowed blow, did not seem so unlovable.
Unless the wickedness is full, anyone has a soft side. The murderer may be a filial son, and the corruption and bribery will also have a deep affection. Everyone has many aspects, and different people, different things, show inexhaustible. same. Therefore, there is no need to go online, and there is no need to fight to death. Maybe he is a bastard to others, but to you he is a saint in life.

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