At first I thought it was nothing more than a story of being imprisoned in a train, but I couldn't guess the end. But the more I look at the back, the more interesting it becomes. Two spaces, two struggles. A train, a bridge. The doctor finally showed his beautiful nature of saving the dead and healing the wounded, and the soldier is a puppet after all. The former survived a catastrophe and will surely live in future generations. In any case, the latter is only the subject of surveillance after all. Praise the other victims!
Before a disaster, no one should sacrifice himself for others unless he volunteers. The colonel and Dr. Chamberlain are at the extremes, interest-oriented pragmatism and free fraternity in human nature, it is difficult to cut and it is difficult to say right or wrong. It's that people on the train cooperate with each other, which can be regarded as a microcosm of European integration to a certain extent. The sin and greed in selfish desires, solidarity in times of crisis, and the beauty of human nature is here.
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