He wanted to kill me, I remember. . . see him. . . Then started running away, trying to find a place to hide and protect my brother, and I remember getting shot, five times, when I was. . . While lying on the beach, I. . . Alone, in pain I can't imagine, I had to relearn how to use my body, relearn how to walk, relearn how to eat, my left arm was nearly useless, me. . . I'm blind in one eye, but that's it. . . This gave me a sigh of relief. . . Relief, at least I don't have to look at him now, but of course it's not that simple, it's stuck in my head. . . His shrapnel could kill me at any moment, and I don't look the same as before, me. . . my body. . . Already damaged, worst of all for him. . . He killed. . . Anderson and Simon, my best friends, made it impossible for them. . . Leave their mark on the world, they could have made the world a better place, and I. . . I miss them every day, and I'm sorry, me. . . I didn't want to. . . I didn't want to cry. . . I especially didn't want to cry in front of him, I wanted to stay strong because I was going to do it for them so they wouldn't be forgotten when you killed them then. . . I didn't know if I was dead or alive when I was left alone on the beach, and I've been stuck there ever since, but now I realize I still have options, because I still have family, friends, and memories , dreams, hopes, and love, and he doesn't, he. . . Completely alone, he would spend the rest of his life in prison, and I. . . I survived, I choose to live, and I'm done. As a result of the Norwegian bombing, the court found Andre Belling Breivik guilty of all crimes, held him responsible for his actions, and Breivik was sentenced to indefinite solitary confinement as long as he remained a threat to society. At the end, the dialogue between Breivik and his lawyer is intriguing. Breivik: "If I could, I would do it again" Defense Attorney: You didn't win, Breivik, you lost. Breivik: There will be other people doing my work. Attorney: We will beat you. My children, and their children, they will beat you. Breivik: You can't even see us. Breivik entered the prison cell, the cell door closed, and the case came to an end. Breivik was eventually sentenced to the maximum sentence: 21 years in prison, because Norway does not have the death penalty. If the case was on the mainland, this heinous guy would have been sentenced to death long ago, and the people would be angry. It can be seen that EU countries attach great importance to "human rights", huh. Going back to the movie again, the plot is not complicated. The director respects the facts and is completely restoring the truth of the incident. It can be said that it is an excellent documentary and a very good movie. I like.
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