After reading several reviews, they all said that the male protagonist is not. He should be spared and forgiving, and sympathize with the old man. You must know that in the environment of Iran at that time, the women who were violated were very popular in the society. Moreover, when the old man was found to be a criminal, he refused to admit it. The so-called guilt was also when the male protagonist said he would tell his family. He only begins to feel guilty when his real interests are violated, doesn't he? No sympathy for the old man at all! Is there no price to pay for a person's mistakes? As long as there is guilt? And it was only after the crime was discovered that the guilt began! He had no idea how much his actions had affected another family! I don't think the male protagonist did anything wrong. Of course, calling the police is the best choice, but the environment at that time may be relatively private, and it is not easy to affect his original life. The old man's death was ultimately caused by himself. Sympathy for the male protagonist, because of his kindness, he has to bear these pains.
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