It is not about forgiving or not forgiving, letting go or not letting go. For life, everyone has their own choices. Death is also a choice and a way of life.
When we hear about suicide, there will always be regrets, incomprehension, and feeling that the deceased is vulnerable, but how can you know the joy of a fish? Death is not the best control over one's own life.
That's what billy thinks, my end, I call the shots. The most important thing in his life is his friends, he cherishes friendship, he does his best for his friends, he has no regrets...
hans's wife would rather die than say where hans is...
hans treasures It's his daughter and his wife, when they are all waiting for him on the other side, why can't he choose a family reunion... A
monk, and end his life in the most holy way he thinks... He didn't take the final revenge, didn't let him Innocent prostitutes are victims, and in his own perception, he feels that he has been upgraded in realm.
Marty at the end can also tell Uncle Rabbit plainly, "I'm waiting for you here.."
My understanding of this film is that we should take death calmly, no matter whose death it is, including ourselves.
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