From my mortal perspective, this is a long-term physical and psychological torture of inhumans. Muhammad was strong and tenacious.
But maybe people with strong hearts are not because of how much humiliation they can bear, not because they are angry at the unfair fate and then live by patience, but because they are treated extremely unfairly, they still have peace of mind, accept all possibilities, and wait with full patience. Circumstances change. Always be grateful to the world and believe in the existence of beauty. (In Africa the law means fear, in Germany the American law gives freedom, and Mohammed he believes in all this). He reconciles with the world, he forgives everything.
Governments/authorities can work for the benefit of people, or they can abuse their power. They can incite people's patriotism in order to start a war, they can create public opinion to push things in the direction they want, and they can incite people's anger at terrorist attacks to find any suspects...
When the person in power has a script written by himself, you are just a tool for execution (Stu, who was directly appointed. I am glad that he is a righteous character after all), or even a supporter of "emotional" instigated by public opinion (people often Don't care about the truth, just want to vent my emotions...).
Nancy is really sober and clear-headed, and she maintains that everyone has the right to defend the law!
Mohamedou...I can't imagine how he endured 6 years, 1 year and 7 years in prison, how he survived inhuman torture, and he was positive and optimistic, self-taught English and insisted on writing... Because it is a true story, I have to admire this is "The Shawshank Redemption" "The same existence.
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