Always longing for a beautiful world, justice, peace, kindness... But if there is no evil, war and cruelty, who will give a definition for this?
I admit that for a moment I was bewitched by Milton's very seductive words, because his sense of innocence is indeed coveted-Kevin wants to succeed, and most people want to succeed. But the success that Kevin wants means concealing evidence and playing with the law. It means that he will not sleep well and lose love, even though he said in the sound of the mimi water on the top floor that he will not. His father, the seraph of God, the king of hell-Satan gave him a wonderful promise. His heart is moved, but so am I.
Milton could do nothing about his son's free will, but fortunately Kevin's free will finally decided to convert to God, like a long dream, and returned to the sink where he was defending Gati.
Satan is Satan because it is everywhere, peeping at every imperceptible crack in human nature and waiting for opportunities to enter. Kevin's free will is actually the least free. Because of the complexity of human nature, the so-called free will can only be expressed after many tests.
The Satan in the film seems to have appeared in the image of Milton for a long time, and it seems that only after Kevin "suicide" did he lurking next to his son in the face of a reporter, but there is a subtle caregiving that is creepy—— Before Milton appeared, the reporter in the sink made a Milton grin. This action appeared three times. They were the reporter at the beginning of the film, Milton, and Milton who became a reporter when everything came back... …
Who is Satan? Perhaps Satan itself has no face. Any person or thing that seduce your vanity is the incarnation of Satan.
And you are free, you can choose to be tempted or rejected.
But freedom is the least free word in this world. When there is no rule, the inner world that no one can see clearly is completely free, and it is also the least free. Everyone experiences Kevin's contradictions all the time.
Kevin only resisted the temptation this time, but he could not stop the temptation of the reporter. Satan is here. In every corner of free will, he will not force you to be unfree, but the freedom given by Satan is more terrifying than the imprisonment given by God.
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