Tears at the end. Poirot himself may not be able to believe in the law. The law does not protect everyone, and prosecutors, for example, are also threatened. Nor can the law punish all perpetrators, such as Cassetti, who has no conscience. The law does not uphold justice in all circumstances, and often runs counter to justice and truth. I love watching detective films, which often have happy endings. But after watching "Memories of Murder", you will know that many people who should be punished do not know where. After watching "Murder on the Orient Express", you will understand that sometimes you know the truth but have to choose to keep silent. About the so-called sound society of the rule of law can only be a kind of Idealism. However, knowing that it is a bumpy road, we still have to go.
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