Durst's life has been a tragedy, but he deserves no sympathy. In his life, from the moment he saw his mother commit suicide, there was no more "happy". He was extremely smart and always wanted to control everything, but the distortion and darkness in his heart made him different from ordinary people, and he was finally abandoned by this world. Friends and neighbors died at his hands. Growing up in a wealthy family in a capital empire, everything you want is at your fingertips, but in prison, you pay special respect to those who earn through their own efforts. This is Durst's most real feeling.
The last few minutes are the most powerful part of the whole show, calling for the creative team of this show, especially the director whose hands are shaking because of excitement or fear.
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