From the beginning of the film, the boys of the first class rushed to the battlefield, and the monitor was the first to die. At that time, I said that everyone is happy when they are together, and when the people around them die one by one, the only one who is left is. Endless loneliness and sadness. In the initial group portrait, everyone has their own personality, and they all shout that there is no focus and protagonist. However, slowly, all died or were disabled, and the protagonist finally grew into a veteran. It's a pity that in the end the remaining Paul also died, in the darkness before dawn. This is a tragic expression. In fact, from the time he returned to the battlefield, he should have known that the war not only killed people, but also pushed the living into a bottomless abyss, and never returned.
When Paul's hand was lowered, a group of teenagers looking back before the expedition faintly appeared in front of the camera, those eyes were meaningful, and at the last glance, they turned their heads and died, and everything came to an abrupt end.
When I think of "Our Fathers", I can't live in the end...
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