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An Elegy for the Irish Spirit
Sabrina 2022-10-22 00:26:23
The history of a gang leader who abides by thieves and doctrines has come down. The Irish identity is not to highlight national characteristics, but to emphasize the noble qualities of tenacity, integrity, and friendship, and the little bit of persistence in kindness that is incompatible with the dark world. . Probably, the film was adapted from the factual anti-black history of the United States in the 1970s. The nostalgic pictures and quaint style all have the vicissitudes of life of a documentary. When the protagonist’s brothers and friends were killed one by one, he was no longer so strong, crying out of his voice is not the end, but lost support for the "Irish spirit", because it is a spiritual home supported by friends who share life and death. , When they are away, what is the fun of living alone. The Irishman, who had been assassinated but never died, finally lost to loneliness.
Extended Reading
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Grace O'Keefe: We're drunks, we're fighters, we're liars! But there's a bit of good in every Irishman...
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Jerry Merke: I'll give you three seconds...
Danny Greene: [Slaps Jerry across the face] ... To do *what*?