After reading the pope's final confession, he was suddenly relieved. I was always worried about how the Pope would exile his own heart, so that he would have the courage to face the heavy task. Looking at his sudden collapse before the speech, running all the way, I am really worried about him. When anyone is facing great pressure, he should collapse or collapse until he is completely defeated. Then let yourself be immersed in the bitterness of being defeated and slowly smack.
I still remember that a colleague once said that putting a person in an incompetent position is not to praise him, but to harm him. What makes the Pope wiser than us is that he knows clearly that he can't, and he knows that he can't say "I can't". This is really a dilemma of incomparably sadistic heart. Others push you to the place where everyone expects you, but you yourself are forced to retreat under pressure.
I thought that the pope himself had tossed for a long time, and finally decided to accept his fate and take the burden of this precious gold, but instead of thinking that he asked everyone for forgiveness and told him that he could not, he calmly relieved the burden on him. Think about how much courage it takes. Facing the choice of God, the hope of the people, and the clamor of public opinion, he really chose to say "I can't bear such a heavy responsibility, I can't be everyone's life mentor."
If you think about yourself, if you have such a chance, it will be more likely to be the foot of the bed-dead support. After all, it is too hard to tell everyone that they are wrong. There is only one reason. When so many people have high hopes for you, how can you shrink back from the battle? It is better to learn from the Pope, have the courage to choose not to take this responsibility, and have the courage to choose the freedom you want.
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