It is a monster, a killer, a victim, and a victim. Its fierce appearance with claws and grins makes one’s teeth cold. The blood, hatred and fear of past memories are intertwined to construct its world view - it takes the initiative to send out before being bullied attack. Keith, a black animal trainer and a racial scholar, began to tame this 'dog of death', working tirelessly, day and night, in a maddened manner, in order to save more people from harmless disasters. Only for that permanent cure, but it backfired... The 'black fear' was cured, it restored the 'conscience', but it turned the target of attack to unexpected people. The scene where the white dog and the black child meet and pass each other on the cross street is very clever, and the facial close-up of some people and the dog is also very delicate - the white dog's bark, the girl's panic, the trainer's tears.
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