This part no longer tells how the heroine was abused, and then how to retaliate for revenge...
Begin to focus on the victims, law enforcement officers, and criminals, these three. Is it right for the victim to suffer silently? Is it right for criminals to be happy after breaking the law? Enforcers follow the process and look at the evidence, but are they really fair? Is this right?
Begin to discuss the rationality of revenge and anti-killing, and why we should choose an eye for an eye. Begin to explain why those who commit crimes want to commit a crime, whether it is through this behavior to satisfy their desires or their own low self-esteem, or trampling on women under male chauvinism. Begin to reflect on what kind of people the existing laws protect and who are protected. Then, when there is such a situation that calls for daily refusal and the earth is not working, who do we expect to give us justice?
Others hurt me, and spending some money can say that the evidence is insufficient and not guilty, but when I go back in revenge, you say that I broke the law! However, I just did the same thing he did, so why did I commit a crime? Is he right? Am i wrong?
So at this time, the hostess stood up for all of us. She was wearing a battle suit and holding a sharp weapon of trial to punish the justice that came late. The anger of the heroine after returning home is an accusation against the positioning of women in this society. The sharp knife that flew out of her hand was fiercely inserted into the decorative painting on the wall, which was abhorrent to the result of injustice. Every time she solves a scumbag, she wants to let desperate and helpless people see hope and be relieved from pain. Because she deeply understands that mood, she is more determined to do this. Why...
I would rather fall into the unrecoverable Shura field than let those who should be sanctioned continue to harm others...
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