At the bottom of the poster, he wrote such a sentence: Every dog has his day, I understand it as "fate". The story he tells is simple. Six people who didn't know each other formed a criminal gang. They were ambushed by the police during the robbery. Some people suspected that there was an inner ghost and whispered the police to the police. In the end, it ended in a tragedy of infighting. All characters have what they believe, no matter how others persuade them, they feel that they are right. No one wants to admit that their judgment is wrong, even if they doubt their own ideas at all. Human stubbornness has thus become the source of tragedy. Audiences from the perspective of God feel ridiculous when they look at them, but they don't know that they are often in a similar predicament. Perhaps this is fate.
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