After watching the movie, what I felt the most was the contradiction of faith in Adam. At the beginning, the underage Adam in the movie refused to infuse others' blood for himself because of his beliefs (because blood is bestowed by God and is the most pure and noble). However, because of the hospital's prosecution and the complexity of the case, the female judge went to the hospital to see Adam. The female judge persuaded Adam to accept other people's blood so that she could survive. She also sang Yates's lyrics with Adam. Later, Adam imported other people’s blood, and he began to contradict. He continued to maintain his faith, but there was already other people’s blood in his body. I think he should have begun to want to break away from his faith, but he couldn’t live without it. His faith. So he went to ask female judges for help, hoping to learn to think from female judges, get a new worldview, and liberate himself. However, the female judge's repeated refusal made him seem to have lost the last straw. He lives because of his faith, but because his body is bleeding from others, his faith is no longer pure and seems to be in a big contradictory body, unable to breathe. In the end, he chose to end his life, and was liberated and free.
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