Since this film was not seen long ago, the memory is still deep. In fact, the film still promotes the purpose of Christianity. I don't think he would lose the charm of his existence if he didn't go back. If you will choose to obey in the end, then why not write a so-called work to promote the royal family according to the will of the king? Character determines fate. Such a change is worse than staying the same, and it comes with joy and force. I remember thinking of Shakespeare the day I read it, his N Richard N, Ben and him are completely different, but because of the so-called "return", they are no different.
That sentence, as a woman, I think is the truth. A man is not scary if he only sees a woman's body, but what is scary is that he sees her soul. Maybe, love, but so be it. Does the soul have to be holy and shining? It shouldn't be, everyone's soul is mixed with too many contradictions, too much black and white, just to see who knows it... Otherwise, why is it defined for us after we die?
As a "return", there is too much to say, it is better to leave it to ourselves, think about it, where should we go back... anytime.
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