Watch it carefully, it's really scary. The plot is actually not tortuous, but shocking, only shocking, shocked by its reality. Shocked by the reckless biological parents, they just left Sylvia in the care of a strange woman. Shocked by the sad and hateful woman who took the pressure of life's hardships on an innocent girl, until in the end she would sacrifice her child rather than admit her guilt in court. Shocked by the insensitivity of those in the know, who are reluctant to meddle in their own business. Shocked by Sylvia's sister, she was cowardly afraid that she would suffer the same experience and did not dare to call the police and dare not tell the people around her. Shocked that the boy who liked Sylvia actually helped to tattoo "I'm a prostitute" on Sylvia's stomach. The most shocking are the children who abused Sylvia, from disbelief at first to accustomed to the end.
After a few pauses, I couldn't bear to watch it, but I wanted to see the ending, I wanted to see her rescued alive, and I wanted to see those wicked people punished. When I saw her escape, I really thought she could be redeemed, but it turned out to be just a dream before dying.
When I thought that these were real things, I burst into tears. I was thinking, is human nature really good?
Related introductions on wikipedia -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sylvia_Likens
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gertrude_Baniszewski
has pictures of real people, that poor Sylvia, what a beautiful little girl, that Hateful looks like a vicious witch.
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