Some things, as long as you go through it once, are things of a lifetime.
In the first part, the psychological trauma to the heroine was far greater than the physical injury, and then the revenge gave her some kind of psychological compensation, but it was far from enough, because even the person involved in that matter They are all dead, and there are still many people who are about to repeat that thing. Look at the ruffians that the heroine meets on the side of the road and listen to the stories of people in the mutual aid group. There are more people who have committed crimes and will commit crimes.
Does the heroine have to wait until she gets injured again before she fights back? Of course, it's good to directly attack when there are signs of it.
In terms of identity, aren’t those who commit violence actively attacking? But there is at least a reason for the victim's initiative.
Only by reporting the most basic malice to suspicious people around you can you be safer. If you are not afraid of the destruction of your worldview, you can go to the anti-pornography website to check the "strike performance" in recent years, or go to some strange websites without bad intentions. What are the resources marked with the "MJ" and "QJ" tags? How much, so-called resources, is actually the experience of the victim. Who can imagine what life will become for those victims after experiencing it, and what will happen to people? Are you dead or crazy? Those of us who have never experienced it, might as well multiply our imagination by 100 times.
Really, the world we live in is terrible.
I agree with using violence to control violence in the most helpless times.
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