film is over, but I always remember the protagonist's words.
If, when your life loses quality and dignity, you can't change it, and it will continue in the future. Go on. Under such a situation, how would you choose? To
live coldly or die firmly?
A movie discussing the "euthanasia" of human beings-"Deep Sea Eternal Sleep". The
protagonist has devoted himself to gaining for himself for 30 years . The right to euthanasia is in constant struggle with society, religion, and law. His determination, determination, and bravery, his pursuit, evaluation, and love of life, did not stop me from being shocked by him.
Yes, he loves life. Before the accident, he started traveling around the world when he was 19 years old. , The past in his photos, his brilliant smile, his gentle and deep eyes, his girl in love, his beautiful seaside. . . .
I admit that when I first watched this film, I was not serious. Because I didn’t know what the film was about. I just looked at the name and thought it was a film related to the ocean. But I watched it, The words and sentences of the protagonist penetrated deep into my heart.
I think that more people who are struggling with life and death issues have the same idea as the protagonist’s lawyer: it is not clear whether to die with dignity or reluctance. I’m alive; I don’t know if I should leave the painful back of the loved ones, or if I should give them endless and even restrictive things to lead a better life; I don’t know if the right between life and death belongs to them. Still more should think about those who are alive. . . . So the lawyer missed the appointment. After agreeing to the protagonist to help him publish the book, he broke the appointment. She didn't think clearly about those problems, she didn't make those preparations.
Then, the protagonist, the sweet death he thought was gone. With the help of a woman who loved him and finally understood him, he ended his life with a glass of poisoned water. He said: "Survival is a right, not an obligation." Yes, he said this many times. He bravely and firmly told everyone who told him there are many good things in life besides his own actions, those who tried to prevent him from euthanasia.
In his eyes, such a life is not life at all, but a loss of dignity.
Everyone who is alive and healthy, before watching the film, will feel incredible about his persistence. But after watching the video, I dare not say that I understand, but at least I will understand. But I was subverted by this film to overturn my previous view of life and death.
Yes, survival is a right, not an obligation.
I think that after the film is over, such discussions in reality will not stop. Life and death have been a simple and important topic since ancient times.
So, what will you do?
When facing the same problem as the protagonist, do you die with dignity or live humble?
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