I won’t repeat the plot of the movie. It is the story of a veteran escaping from society with her daughter after the war, but the daughter cannot be separated from society and finally separated.
Based on the movie, I will talk about the humanitarian aid in the U.S. Empire.
First of all, after they were discovered by the rangers and brought into human society, both the father and the daughter had special personnel to test them.
The daughter has an aunt who is equivalent to a community aunt who tests her. There are cultural tests (to do test papers) and psychological tests, just look at the picture book. Know her better in this way.
My father needs to answer hundreds of questions. I guess there is a special software to evaluate special people. The questions asked are also very professional, and the speed of answering questions is also required. ——This is quite professional.
Then they were assigned to a place that provided a board house. Provide my father with a job as a lumberjack (ps: U.S. lumberjacks use helicopters to transport trees, and our police have almost no planes). Daughters can go to school and study, and there is no need for people and certificates, and the community aunt will take care of it. Daughters can also participate in various clubs. Women are also required to attend family worship.
Community welfare is still quite good. But the father still had to flee, so they boarded a large truck.
The truck driver was also very warm, afraid that his daughter would be persecuted, so he asked her questions separately before agreeing. There is no direct rejection.
They found a small wooden house deep in the forest, but their father broke his leg and had to ask someone for help.
This is a small gathering area in the suburbs, and there are also military doctors. Life is very happy, and an aunt is also happy to provide them with an RV, and her human nature is very warm.
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