Everyone seems to like the sixth story, but I like the fourth one the most, the one where the Demolitionist blows up the trailer company.
Not because the story is good, the demolition expert Bomb Trailer Company is a good guess. I like this story because I like the ending so much. It seems that among the six stories, the person with the best ending is actually full of tragic colors.
At the end, he "squatted in prison", but in people's eyes he was right, presided over the justice of many people, and even broke through the malpractices of the law. His wife and daughter also came back to him, but that's where I find it tragic.
He has always been like this. Why did he and his wife not want to listen when he explained that his birthday was late, and because he smashed the glass of the tow truck company, the news was aggravated, and he further divorced him, and even pulled him out of the detention center. It was his colleague who did it, not his "wife". Later, when he became a "hero", did he reconcile with him again? Take your daughter to jail for her birthday? The attitude of the daughter before and after is completely different.
Are they not his relatives? He should be the most considerate and caring person. He also changes his attitude based on what others think of him.
They never cared about him or what he thought, they only cared what others thought of him.
In the end, he lives in a false "victory".
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