In such a chaotic world, emotions appear more powerful and can directly hit the heart. The moral factor of the two robbers keeps me thinking about the relationship between morality and emotion. Even if they are robbers, can they not have the right to love? Their love will be because of their identity as robbers. And become insincere, tarnished. No, love is love, and it is more understandable in troubled times. Nene and Angel's love is sensitive and firm. Nene's sexual needs are not met, and sex with strange men and prostitutes in the toilet is nothing. He is depressed, hesitant, overwhelmed, afraid of losing, but unable to restrain his thirst for sex. Another voice Angel heard was the discrimination against gays and lesbians in society. He knew Nene, he also knew Nene's love for him, so he was so calm after knowing that Nene had had a relationship with a prostitute and drove the prostitute away. In the end, they burned the stolen money in the flames, kissed and embraced to meet death, and were together forever without any estrangement. I never thought that such a shootout would give me a lot of stamina, and love is really uneasy.
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