May's job is to find relatives for the deceased alone, and he takes every deceased very seriously: try to wait as long as possible to find relatives of the deceased to attend the funeral, and try to use burial instead of cheap cremation for each deceased. ...
However, his boss did not approve of his approach, because the boss wanted to speed up the processing of the matter and reduce the cost as much as possible. And the more important point is that the boss thinks that the deceased is dead, and they will never know if they care.
May has her own perseverance.
Those lonely deceased suffered a lot of human suffering before they died, and they were not taken seriously when they left this world. What a sad thing it is.
Like May's last case, Storey. He was a paratrooper before his death. After finishing his military career, he began to sleep on the street. His personality was also eccentric, and he even went to prison for stealing chocolate. Stoly, who couldn't even take care of himself, naturally couldn't take care of his daughter, and he hardly fulfilled his responsibilities as a father.
Although on the surface it seems that everyone can stand on the moral high ground and spit at him, saying that he has no job, doesn't obey the law, doesn't even take care of his daughter... But do we have such a right?
Those who act out of line are not born that way, and we are not born knowing how to live well, we have gained more love and a better social environment than them, and the advantages of natural conditions are not enough to be Our reasons for judging anyone who fails to get these.
All people deserve respect and should not be judged because you never know what they have gone through and what they lack compared to you.
So, May, he really is a warm person, he can connect to everyone, feel their feelings, run for them.
It's just that the director didn't give him a good ending.
Love and warmth can finally overcome all anger and anxiety, just as Storey's daughter Kelly was moved...
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