After reading the comments, Renmen's understanding of the character is too superficial. Is grandpa just a stingy? In fact, whether it's grandpa's "nothing", taking advantage of the danger to snatch custody, or daughter-in-law saying on TV that he has money to save people, or Matt Wahlberg scolding the old man in a scene, they are all negotiating. The old man and Wahlberg's insistence are correct, from 17 million to 4 million (of course, it paid the price of ears, but it is still worth it). The kidnapper's negotiating skills are much worse, but effective, that is, sending ears. As soon as this move came out, the old man was also afraid. The old man thinks a lot. Internally and externally, long-term and short-term, he is not just stingy. In that position, if you are not careful, you will lose the whole game. Taking the opportunity to take back custody was a genius. Money can't be wasted. In the end, the daughter-in-law and Wahlberg couldn't take it anymore, and they both had a nervous breakdown, so they tried to force the old man to pay. After all, the old man claimed that Hadrian was reincarnated, and he was really calm. This is the kidnapping of the child. If it is a normal business struggle, let alone the kidnappers, Wahlberg will be scared to pee halfway through the game. Ordinary people, such as me, have been exposed to confrontational struggles, exams, stock speculation, and romantic relationships. You feel that you can't take it anymore, but it's impossible. In fact, the enemy can't hold it anymore. Taking a breath, he knelt down. What is he going to do? Then don't be afraid, keep going.
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