When I saw the male protagonist debating with the principal, I was really depressed to the point of suffocation. Reminds me of some similar elders/teachers in my student days. They always presume some opinions on you, and then use words to stimulate/guide you into the trap they set, and prove your truth when you are irrational and insincere. Childish and their right, yet that's not really your expression. In many cases, these verbal or psychological violence is more lethal than physical.
Because of her unfortunate marriage life, the mother found her son and hoped for support. She wanted to escape from the fence that besieged her. However, when she saw the heroine who had a different vision from the "traditional", she immediately stood on the moral high ground and persecuted her. His own son was separated from him, even at the expense of his own freedom. At such a time, what is the difference between her and her son who prevented her from getting a divorce in the first place?
After watching the movie, I yearn more and more for freedom, for freedom of thought, to be free from the influence of the world, to be myself, to bravely face, give up, and struggle for my own choices, so as not to poison the dignity that a human being deserves . Many people are restrained by the eyes of others all their lives. If they are willing to be mediocre, they have no regrets, but if they have desires, they will hate them all their lives. Death may be a better release for souls without freedom.
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