"The Gift of Room 7" may be because of the line in the introduction, "The prisoners in Room 7 were moved by his innocence", so I started to cry when Memo's childish words sounded at the beginning of the movie. It's really a blah blah blah, not the kind you see in your eyes. The last time I cried at the opening was "Why Home". Hida is a kind little girl. She is the only child who has kindness towards Memo. She seriously asks Memo why she is obsessed with Heidi's schoolbag. Then she died and became an angel; Memo is kind, Then he became a gift in room number seven. The commander insisted on Memo's life because he loved his daughter, no, because he was incompetent and furious, he must have a cathartic entity, and when Memo died, he could calm down and have another daughter. (If this is my prejudice, it is) Would this seem more worthy of Hilda's lost life? Won't. He's sorry for the kind-hearted Hida and shamed her. He said he was going to kill the chicken to show the monkeys and let people see what happened to his daughter who killed him. The subject is him, and his daughter is a foil. The important thing is that his prestige and power cannot be resisted. Even if he knew that his daughter stumbled and died, he wanted an innocent person to smooth out his incompetence and rage. When Memo first entered the prison, the people in Room 7 thought he had killed the little girl and went to jail and lynched him. At that time, I thought, man is so confident no matter where he is, he thinks he has the right to judge no matter who he is. (If this is my prejudice too, it is) In cases like raping young girls, I often see similar voices, and let the villains in them grind the people who even the villains despise. If you want me to say, what's the point of letting the wicked grind, it's not me who is happy, and it's the best way for the person involved to start. One of them kidnapped a girl he liked and went to prison, but he couldn't commit suicide in prison because of his love (the girl got married). Oh? Is his crime nobler than killing the little girl? He was also one of the rush people. The only laugh in the whole film is the determination and grievance of the boss's wife when she thought he had an illegitimate daughter. At this moment, the boss is still a bit tough and tender. But I still have to say that the girl's eyes are really bad, and she eloped with him just for this thing. It was only after he had three children that he remembered the prodigal son's return. If it wasn't for Mei Mo's disturbance, he might not be able to figure it out. Some people sincerely repent, and some people die without admitting their mistakes. Confession is good, but it doesn't mean you deserve to be forgiven. In the past, watching a warm movie seemed to be cured for a few hours, but now I only feel more sad. Worse still, my eyes will turn into sad frogs tomorrow morning, and to make things better, I've decided to sleep a little later tonight. Perfect•́ω•̀)
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