human redemption, right?
But in reality, will you not be afraid to see a person who should have been executed has been redeemed and started a new life?
The cruelty of the beast runs in nikita's blood, so she can be indifferent to the police shooting her to protect her.
She also has the cowardice of human nature, so when it was her turn to die, she began to be afraid.
I feel that the ending is that Nikita died, and the days with my lover are purely God's last redemption.
The paradox is that I don't think she's incurable
but what I do believe is that she deserves it.
So I have my own insistence on this open ending: Nikita's death
is fair, so
I can't see it as a master work~ Okay~ Although I don't have any appreciation level...
Makes Reno very happy.
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