To be honest, I had a dream all night after watching this documentary. I dreamed that I was looking for a job with a few friends (just now that the epidemic has been out of work for a long time), and I actually encountered a gang organization like Young and Dangerous who was recruiting people. I was curious to find out, but I didn't expect to see a few junior high school classmates who I hadn't seen for many years, but the years were cruel and left scars on their faces that almost covered half of their faces. They didn't recognize me, and The others were mixed together, sitting on a row of benches with expressionless faces. I thought at the time, they have become famous, but the road is different. These scars are the best testimony to their firm position in this gang. I can think of what I will be like in the future when I join in. I don't want to be like this. Ah, I can't remember the back of the dream.
This dream is more or less related to my watching this documentary, along with Robert from playing with his mother as a child, to a handsome young man like the Beatles, to now a silver-haired old man with a wrinkled face, I. When I closed my eyes, it was as if the protagonist and I had relived his life. I was thinking about what made his life so good, but he played so poorly.
But it doesn't seem right to me to say that. Being born in a noble family means that it has played a good card. It shows that it is not. Robert has seen his mother die, and he has a bad relationship with his brother and father. Although the film does not explain much in these aspects, his growth has something to do with his childhood experiences, causing him to speak little. Even those who are to be excluded from the family. His character gradually changed from being less talkative to being weird, and he couldn't get along with people, which led to the breakdown of the relationship between husband and wife. It can be said that everything that happened later was related to his character, which led to the end of the world.
I just happened to be watching my childhood in a foreign country recently. Compared with the education of skills and knowledge, the education of one's emotional intelligence, the ability to get along with others and make others feel like a spring breeze is especially important. If we are too incapable of getting along with others and hurting others, we end up hurting ourselves as well. There are two final interviews in the film, the old Robert has been talking to himself in a low voice, maybe he is like this when he is alone. The wrong things I have done, I sympathize with him at the moment, maybe it is really the bad experience since childhood, the bad education, and the development of character, which made his tortuous life.
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