In 1947, in order to save two children who were accidentally trapped in the bear cave, four members of the Bolton family in Mississippi participated in the rescue team. As a result, the collapse occurred because the rescue team shouted in the cave, and more than 30 people were trapped in the cave and starved to death. The origin of evil, the gathering of evil, it has no shape, it can be anyone. If the concept of evil can be embodied, one of them is El cuco. The myths of countries all over the world have used the imagination. It is difficult for us to prove the existence or non-existence of concepts that are not embodied, only to believe or not to believe.
Why a child? There are only a few people who blame themselves when they are in trouble, and they go to the cave to save their children. Why is it always hungry? It is unimaginable that more than 30 people have evil thoughts in a desperate situation. It is an Outsider because it is neither factual nor logical, and belief in fact and logic is the starting point of rational values. Facts and logic are also the foundation of modern law. As lawyers and police officers, I think there is nothing wrong with defending this foundation to the end, and it is not slow at all. This is their professional belief. Legal systems are all atheistic. So in the end, they also made a choice under the system of legal rules. The law cannot bind outsiders, and the unknown is indeed frightening.
What is more uncomfortable is the conflict between systems. Religion and atheism, traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, are independent systems that contradict each other and can justify themselves. Their internal logic is sufficient to prove themselves. If you want to choose to accept both, you must accept contradictions and divisions. belief. Believing in science while believing in theology is too difficult for me, a little red-hearted socialist.
This drama also shows the escape and pain of those who have suffered psychological trauma very real. Mentally sane people cannot understand and cannot empathize. The trauma is that it doesn't pass and you never accept it. This is one of those things that we cannot imagine and cannot explain.
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