Maybe the real redemption can only come from the redemption of the self, and the same escape or face can only be chosen by the self. Freddy, what he wants is never complicated, just have a good meal with his parents, and don't think too much about being with Doris. He didn't ask for too much, but he was screwed up time and time again. In the end, depending on the girl in the sand pile, maybe he faced himself and life from a certain angle, and escaped and faced to another degree.
And Lancaster, I think at a certain stage of his relationship with Freddy, he really wanted him to get better, maybe he really cared about Freddy but it was just a pity. But more than that he gave me a sense of just using Freddy as a tool to demonstrate to the public his messed up teachings.
Lancaster, it's ridiculous how you cling to your own teachings. Where do you have such big ambitions? But only for their own selfish interests. What else can you do but incompetently retort and reprimand those who disagree with you? And that ridiculously morbid treatment is ridiculous. What's even more ridiculous is that Freddy believes in you, and so many idiots believe in you. The so-called master? The so-called master. The so-called redemption? called redemption. escape? face? Or do it by yourself.
But there are still some things I don't understand. By the way, the last song "Changing Partners" is very good, I like it very much!
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