Fearless man

The first company I worked for, would arrange an veteran work mentor for each newcomer to train and guide new employees. My mentor is a very authentic Beijing man, who speaks humorously and treats others well. The company is very familiar with each other up and down. Every door I open has acquaintances, and I am familiar with the unfamiliar chats. This is very helpful for me, a newcomer who has a black eye. A lot of embarrassment of looking at people's faces and no one to take care of. Of course, this is not the place where I feel most comfortable when I work with him. What makes me most comfortable is that he doesn’t seem to be afraid of anything. No matter how difficult the problem, how full the task, how late the overtime, and how tough the customer is, he always looks indifferent and smiles. It makes people feel at ease, and feels that everything is done in his mind, and the others will just follow suit. After working together for a long time, I also found that he is not omnipotent. Sometimes he can't solve the problem until late. Sometimes he misses the task and makes the team busy at the last moment. Sometimes he even gets angry complaints from customers. It's just that when he knows it, he just smiles and says, "It's okay, just don't tell my mother." On the contrary, he was a little embarrassed when the client met him later.
He is such a person who is not omnipotent, but fearless. He is the reassuring guy in the team. Since Longtan Tiger's Den must be broken, it is always good to have a fearless guy by his side, even if it only looks like Fearless, watching it will make people feel courageous, and watching it will make people feel hopeful. T-800 in the film is probably such a character. He didn't understand human emotions at all at first, but instead made him the fearless guy in the team.
In various stories, especially those of the confrontation between good and evil, there seems to be an iron law, that is, the righteous will be weaker. Even if justice prevails over evil, then the weak must defeat the strong. This will not only allow justice to prevail. One side wins the sympathy of the viewers, and also has more dramatic conflicts and can create suspense. If the one who comes up and finally wins is to sweep everything invincible, then how can anyone see it? I'm afraid that even the main melody film will not be shot like this, right? Therefore, even if it is invincible and invulnerable to the T-800, he must be assigned a more ruthless role as his opponent in the film, that is, the T-1000. You don’t need any professional analysis to conclude that T-800 is not an opponent of T-1000. In every fight in the film, T-800 does not take advantage of it. The final victory can basically be attributed to the protagonist's halo. Fortunately, our male protagonist is a robot who doesn't understand human emotions. He is naturally fearless. He is fierce and fierce, without blinking his eyes. I wonder if the guy who was born to death like this, but is always expressionless, would be considered a very reliable guy by his teammates at critical moments, because they look fearless.
To be honest, I always think this expressionless T-800 is the most successful role played by Schwarzenegger, but I can't think about it carefully, because if I think about it carefully, I really can't say whether this sentence is praise or derogation. Of course, there are other things that make people look fearless, such as simple purpose. Just like Wang Baoqiang in "A World Without Thieves" and "Soldier Assault", he was so simple that he was almost selfless, and a courage came to him in a daze. People's fear often arises from the moment of worrying about gains, losses, and distractions. If there is no distraction, there will be no time to fear. But in that case, the T-800 and T-1000 in the movie should be considered pure in purpose. One is to protect John Connor, the other is to kill John Connor, and they are absolutely selfless. It can be seen that they should be regarded as fearless people. I think this may also be better than "Terminator 2" than "Terminator". 1 "One of the reasons for success is that people want to see two fearless people, who can win in the end.
It's just that no one can be fearless in the real world, but still the same sentence, since Longtan Tiger's Den must be broken, then you must also be a fearless person! Even if your legs are shaking with fright, let your teammates look at ease.

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