The concept of people in the 17th century may have changed a lot compared to now, but if you think about it carefully, everyone wants to live happily, hope that the country is strong, and the life of their wives and children is happy. It is possible to fight for these goals. understand. In the prosperous period of Spain, the glory of a man was to fight for the glory of the country, and there was even a belief that the Vikings longed to die in battle. So it was Alatriste, a warrior who fought honorably for his country, he fought with blood, for the king, for honor, for Spain. This should be a bloody story, but it casts a sad shadow in the changing times.
The indulgence of the upper class, the greed of the king, the intrigue of the ministers, and the more difficult life of the people, gradually made Spain decline as before. More and more people are being captured, hanged, people who are reasonable are going to jail, and the attacks by other countries all suggest that this country is at stake.
But Alatriste still insisted on his original feelings, poor and arrogant. Don't be afraid of life and death, fight for the country, even if you have no military pay; obey orders, don't be selfish, even if you kill your comrades in arms; don't be afraid of kingship, keep your attitude, even if the other party is a grand duke; single-mindedness, never betray, even if you love a woman Injuring himself again and again... insisting on such a gentleman's attitude is his unique character and his greatest sorrow.
In our life, many times we have to give up some of the things we insist on in exchange for a better situation, because most people who are not particularly powerful will hardly get recognition and attention no matter how much they insist. This phenomenon has existed from ancient times to the present. , so today when many things have to be compromised, how many people will choose to persist in pain?
Spain's decline is not as good as before, but he has been unyielding and persevered until the end, and the results can be imagined. At the end of the film, Alatriste took his last breath to fight, and with the last sword, swept away his last dignity and pride, and the legend of the legend ended. The last sentence took him through the second half of his life. At first, he felt unfulfilled, but later found out that this was the best ending.
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