The rare and well-shooted second episode not only bears the functionality of connecting the previous and the next, but also has the core of sorrow and emotion. The orangutan society is actually the primitive race of mankind, it's just a great leader who has not been nurtured by the civilized world. In addition to changes in lifestyle, many instinctive and sincere emotions are actually the same, so this movie can also be regarded as a movie of a nation’s resistance and killing of foreign races, and there are opinions in any group. There are so-called wicked people who are different, and there are struggles. It’s just a pity to see that the more civilized the society, the more struggles and the more nasty, because after cognition, it is self-consciousness and individual feelings such as selfishness and self that immediately follow.
In fact, it was a little uncomfortable at first. After all, facing such a face, after slowly getting used to it, I was completely immersed in Caesar's outstanding judgment, leadership and personal charisma.
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