nobility of man

Deontae 2022-03-21 09:03:18

The scene of Sophie and her mother meeting, her mother's eyes will be etched in people's hearts. All unspeakable emotions are directed to the heart.

For this work, language is weak. Here are a few random thoughts for memo purposes. The level of the work is very good. Sophie went from a fluke of expectation at the beginning, and a slight uneasiness, to a gradual stability, firmness, and resistance without flinching. What is shown here is not only courage, but more importantly reason and sober judgment. Moore is very wonderful, from the standard system executor to the irrepressible expression of human emotions, which is credible and sensible.

How much courage and reason does it take to have the courage to point out the mistakes of most people around you? In the face of torture, humiliation, guilt for relatives and friends, and even immediate death, in the face of the hostile majority, the real action of pursuing truth seems to have only costs and no rewards. Still standing up, gave me confidence in the "nobility of man".

Sophie's prayer may have historical basis. The power of religion can also be experienced. The work has a good grasp of the religious aspect. There is no compulsion to be overly rendered.

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Sophie Scholl: The Final Days quotes

  • Magdalena Scholl: Don't forget, Sophie. Jesus

    Sophie Magdalena Scholl: Yes, mother, but you neither.

  • Pfarrer Dr. Alt: [giving Sophie a last blessing] May God the Father bless you, who created you in His image. May God the Son bless you, whose suffering and death redeems you. May God the Holy Spirit bless you, who leads you to his temple and hallows you. May the Trinity judge you with mercy, and grant you eternal life. Amen.

    [the guard arrives for Sophie. Sophie stands up]

    Pfarrer Dr. Alt: No one loves more than one who dies for friends.