I finally know why a movie that reflects reality has so low ratings. One is that the description of the victim's injury is too light; the other is that the description of the people's response is too light.
Looking at the real news, the female protagonist's intestines were pulled out over 95%, her stomach was punched, her injuries were too serious, and she died; the people were disappointed with the law and demonstrated.
Perhaps the director, considering the audience's psychological endurance, did not dare to act too real, on the contrary, some "understatement" and shifted the focus to the mother's revenge. This is of course understandable, because the theme of the movie is revenge.
However, it is these "understatements" that prevent those who do not understand the facts from truly feeling the cruelty of the rapists' methods.
Yesterday, I read the news and learned that the remaining 4 rapists in reality will be hanged on the 22nd of this month. The belated justice can finally comfort the dead victims and their families, but the justice came too late.
If the law cannot protect the good, then it is the accomplice of the wicked.
It is sad that the victim died after suffering an inhuman catastrophe. At the same time, I think it is also a relief. If the victim is still alive, she may suffer more secondary injuries from people around her, and life is worse than death.
"Is she too revealing?"
"If my daughter had sex before marriage, I would burn her alive." It was the defense lawyer of one of the defendants.
"When a man rapes a woman, the woman should bear the main responsibility."
"Why did she resist when she was raped? She should enjoy it quietly."
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Shakespeare said: "Woman, your name is the weak." The guilt of the weak can make people feel sick. The rapists who are the strong are too powerful, so strong that the weak should be held responsible for the violent rapes for them.
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