But no matter how you read the above words, I feel that they are actually talking about great principles. The reason is that I am a person who likes to talk about great principles. When D encountered the misfortune brought to him by the blacks, his heart was occupied by revenge and racism. At this time, he became a bad guy, and the degree became deeper and deeper, until the two blacks were brutally killed. After entering the prison, he finally met people worse than himself. He found those who promoted racism on the one hand, but secretly traded with people of color on the other hand. This "badness" made him feel sick. , He didn't want to be with those people, and he was XXXX in the end. He finally started to reflect on himself, he felt that he should end his radical behavior.
Danny was deeply influenced by his brother and eventually died at the gun of a black man. In fact, if you analyze carefully, the contradictions in the film show a triangular relationship. D’s family is a group. The radical whites include those in prison and those who are not in prison. The colored people are in the same group. The three parties are in the same group. There are scenes of bullying and being bullied in the film. D's isolation is also helpless. When he gets worse, he opposes people of color, and when he gets better, he opposes his former compatriots. Therefore, when you think of yourself, you must think carefully when you become bad. Unless you can guarantee that you will be bad forever, don't try it lightly.
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