This is a question that makes a person feel heavy and thoughtful. I think no matter what era people look at this question, it is so heavy. Unfortunately, this heavy burden is on people who hurt others and are hurt by others. This is also the literary value of the role of the "professor". The hurt on the daughter is in the heart of the father. After the professor knows the person who xx daughter The indignation he showed was enough to see how deeply he was hurt, but at this time he didn't see himself. Under the insistence of his daughter not to call the police, the professor began to slowly discover that his inner soul was not pure, and even more so. The important thing is that the daughter became pregnant after being xx and insisted on giving birth as a tool to not be hurt in the future. In this desperation, the professor returned to the bottom line of morality and apologized to the parents of the girl he had hurt. It can be said that this is a story of pain and shame.
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