A tired, disappointed and helpless guerrilla, hehe.
Van Diemen, who went through the three-year Boer War, in order to fight for the independence of the Boer country, as a result, the Boers and the British could not fight this war, and spent 220 million pounds, the basic young and middle-aged of the Boers or Die or be locked up. Van Diemen's wife and daughter disappeared into the British concentration camps, and the Boers recognized Britain as their suzerain. As for Van Diemen's ideals, ideals are meaningless. So he came to New Zealand with a dazed heart and met Maori people who had a similar experience to him. What can he do? Tell the Maori about your experience, and tell the Maori the truth. I think what he ultimately told the Maori was that there is always something in the world that you can't fight, and even if you fight, it's probably meaningless in the end, the meaningful thing is to live, to live for the things that can be done go down. If Fan Dimen hadn't been so idealistic and stayed by his wife and daughter's side, then no matter how the world changed, at least he was with his wife and daughter. That's what's worth doing.
However, this truth can only be known later. You tell him in advance, but he foolishly doesn't believe it. Fan Diemen finally cut off his trigger finger, which means that the tragedy in his own family, in addition to the British have a share, he also has a share, it is not as violent as before.
The more capable Rawinston is, the more silent and forbearing, the more immobile he is like a rock blown by a gust of wind, the more sad and funny this feeling is, an old guerrilla who seems to be able to solve the problems between all the men in the world. Team members, cannot resolve the relationship with the world that cannot be fought against.
This reminds me that some people are shameless and domineering, and always feel that there is nothing in the world that can stop them. That is probably because they have not encountered something that can cure them and make them pay a price they cannot bear.
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