Ideals are utopian in the end, sadness only remains brotherhood

Elton 2022-03-22 09:02:11

Juan died in the end, as I expected, too well aware of all the state apparatuses that can't be changed by one person, the cruel and inhuman, and will continue
you TM think you are the geniuses of city management and translation worship
all the demands And the request was justified but it was the only hope that all the prisoners wanted a little justice in the end and the
scarred scar a brutal prison soil emperor rested on his laurels until he was shot by the brother he thought he wanted to fight for The only thing is that the whole prison recognizes that the welfare is for the benefit of the people and he also enjoys the process. When everyone shouted for him, he thought he would be the king. He thought he could do it. But in the end, he died helplessly.
Juan 's fate was wrong. He is just an ordinary person. All he wants is maybe a happy wife and children, a happy family, but fate is probably what he started with was to save his life. When he saw his wife and children being brutally beaten
by the country's prison guards, all the anger in his heart was aroused. In desperation and helplessness, the moment a bowl sliced ​​his throat, the moment he took out the corpse, the moment he was willing, all he wanted was the burning anger in the heart of the righteous existence, and in the
end he died in the arms of someone who shouldn't be a brother. But this Talent is the real brother.
I just want to say that humanity always does not exist in a dark corner of human beings. The ideal of wanting to change can only be utopian. In fact, there is real democracy in every corner of the world.

PS: There are too many translations. It's so funny that Gillian doesn't like Guanxi's brother Liu Qian's hands to talk about the three representatives, such as the pain in the eggs, too talented, stand up

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Celda 211 quotes

  • Malamadre: So the guards beat you up your first day. You must have pissed them off.

    Juan Oliver: I do my best.

  • Malamadre: Where did you come from?

    Juan Oliver: From 211.

    Malamadre: That cell was empty.

    Juan Oliver: Not anymore.

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