All are victims, and all think they are doing the right thing. Everyone is for the truth, but no one knows the whole truth. The heroine and Cia don't know the truth, thinking that the government is using power recklessly; In the end, everyone was at peace.
In a word, it is all made by the heroine herself. It is really ironic that the heroine starts a dialogue with her son.
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