You killed my mother and I killed your wife.
You let me go, and I return my son to you.
One man and one tiger, two worlds, the same tragic fate. The male protagonist may feel pity when he lets go of the tiger, or it may be out of awe as a hunter for the mountain god, or both. Yamano Murao knows the balance of nature, but the Japanese do not. The result of greed can only be self-destruction. The corpses of animals shot at random by the Japanese army after burning the forest and the corpses of the Japanese army after the "big tiger" tore them up by hand are in contrast to each other. They are both corpses. Korea in that era has been oppressed by the Japanese for a long time, and the male protagonist also mentioned an organization similar to the revolutionary army, but the resistance process may not be smooth. The director gave this anti-oppression spirit to Dahu. In the end, the grievances and grievances between Mande and Dahu were cleared, and there was only a final confrontation between the two. In the end, the two fell into a cliff. I understand that they would rather die together than be captured by the Japanese. Our revolutionary martyrs can be regarded as big ones. Tiger, we also have the courage to be a big tiger.
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