This is about the philosophy of work, and sometimes the philosophy of life. From a certain perspective, it is similar to the theme-your life trajectory will eventually affect others. Although many times you are not making decisions for others, you decide to intervene at the beginning. The decision is yours. That’s right, no one will really be entangled with their own good intentions eventually leading to bad results, and the death of two drug dealers will not really make people regret it, although the girlfriend was once because of the result of the incident she participated in. Pain, but it's not the kind of death that I don't kill Boren Boren because of me. But we will always encounter these situations more or less, just like in the end, Patrick has greatly affected the fate of many people, which he never expected in the beginning.
I think from the beginning of the monologue, the film was actually implicitly saying such a thing, in a society, we always influence each other, the question is, are you ready to face that you may have to take on some things, To make decisions, the situation that affects many people, and how do you deal with influencing or even deciding yourself in other people’s lives.
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