On such a hot and breathless afternoon, I finished watching this famous mystery movie. It was the first mystery movie I've ever watched. In the process, I followed Poirot's investigation and kept guessing who the killer was. It was a lot of fun until everyone gathered in the lounge because of the cold, and when everyone's true identities were revealed one by one, the truth became clear. My whole person shuddered from the inside out. I don't know why, but it seems that because of all this, my heart has been missing for a long time. feel the real touch
This film leads to a profound and serious topic: if the law cannot represent justice and punish evil, then do people have the right to punish evil and maintain justice?
In other words, do people have the right to use lynching?
Recalling the woman who was stoned to death at the beginning, the woman who was sentenced to death by the group, the heroine A was trying to save her and was angry that this happened and Poirot was just watching what happened - rational coldness at this time The positions of the two have already been opposed. When the truth of the train murder case was revealed, they found that the two were still opposed, but at this time their positions had been changed. The heroine A opposed the "lynching" but was also the executor of "lynching" Poirot There is no objection to lynching, but in the end, it condemns everyone's "lynching" righteously
This is the contradiction that exists in everyone
But in the end Poirot was no longer on the opposite side. He chose to hide the truth. In the face of such a heroic justice, no tough legal defender couldn't help but be moved. So he stepped back from the absolute justice he stood for. I think he finally held on tight. The cross to hold back tears is also a strong emotional conflict in my heart.
In the end, the perpetrators finally evaded the punishment of the law as they wished. We finally breathed a sigh of relief. However, Poirot's tears really hurt our hearts. What can't be ignored is that we have experienced the same experience as Poirot. The choice of war is precisely because as human beings with complex human nature, we know the importance of the rule of law to a civilized society, and it is more difficult to turn a blind eye to evil. If we can't kill it completely, we will sleep at night and hurt our hearts. We - human beings are both rational Sensitive animals so
People are doing what's "right" in you and me, so sympathy and support even when they know they're ignoring the law
We want to see everyone whole
People measure the warmth of the world with their hearts all the time. In addition to relying on the law, they rely on their hearts. In the end, the law also comes from the measurement and control of human nature. the foundation of society
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