it 2. Sometimes I really want to watch an episode a few times before I understand what this point is satirizing. I I feel that it is difficult for me to understand the gang fighting for power in it, but I still see some indescribable things about the suppression of human nature. It's a very strange feeling that a place like prison that deprives people of everything may really be good for people's souls
. 3. There is wood on a large scale. . . I'm a mushroom cool, okay? . . this scale. . . Oh. . . So embarrassing. . . There is a scene. . . In the first season and the second season, when the guy in the wheelchair was arrested, she wore a pair of socks and ran out. It felt like watching a dog running. . . No, not as good as a dog. . . Statement that this is not racism. . . But it feels like a certain privacy organ between the male's legs is dangling there, just like a dog, but at least the dog has evolved even if the naked organ is not obtrusive. . . (Is that the actor being late for the filming, that's why this is done)
4. Back to the main topic. . . Is it the worst thing to be deprived of freedom for a lifetime, but according to the Shawshank redemption thinking, the tragic degree of loss of freedom is far lower than the loss of desire and hope for freedom. When I watched The Shawshank Redemption when I was a kid, I thought it was too true, but now I'm a little doubtful, what is this proposition called, and from whose point of view it came from. He must be proud to say that to Andy who escaped. And for the old man who kept the crows, the character of Morgan Freeman, or someone like Oz who has never been paroled in his life, which is easier to accept. After all, there are very, very, very, very few people who can successfully escape from high-security prisons. It is already a certainty that they can only stay in prison for a lifetime. If they still think about freedom, they will soon go crazy. So if the prisoner can't see through the red dust or something, such a day is really cruel. But this kind of pain, according to some strange theory, is indeed beneficial to the soul
. . . As someone whose English sucks, I'm really disappointed with the only Chinese subtitles I can find online.
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