Having never been protected like this by a man, at first I thought that the male protagonist couldn't hold back the pain that was deeper than the victim himself, because of the suffering of his wife, and he was silently moved... Later, it was found that half of his self-esteem was frustrated.
The male protagonist's actions are deep, restrained, and sober. At one point I thought he was a man.
When the perpetrator appeared in the weakest image in the audience, he began to feel excessive about some of the male protagonist's behavior and wanted to judge.
Should I sympathize with the gray-haired old man?
After watching it for a while, I realized that my sympathy was being used by illusions, and the root of all misfortune was the weak man who was about to die, "Expose him? Destroy his self-esteem? Destroy his life? Can you do it?" These questions repeatedly tortured every viewer.
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