Yes, he was as simple as the panic on his face, and he was like a bullied snot boy all day, with tears streaming down his face. Although he is big enough to lie down and crush a person, I still don't believe that such a person would hurt a person.
When I saw that I was detained and imprisoned, I actually had incredible heartache. Although I didn't know what the next plot would be, I was conquered by the expression on that face.
Or rather, I like the clean stuff.
That kind of translucent soul has long attracted me.
He is afraid of the dark, and wants people to leave the corridor lights, like a fragile child, afraid of being drowned in the darkness.
The prisoners here are all executed prisoners, but that does not mean that those who are imprisoned are worthy of death, and those who are not imprisoned are not worthy of death.
And the souls of those who are imprisoned are not necessarily evil, or in other words, the souls who are imprisoned are not necessarily not redeemed.
The death penalty is cruel.
What about the people watching the death penalty?
In fact, it is to seek some kind of balance psychologically. You kill my relatives, so I will kill you.
So, what's the difference between you and a murderer?
This is the first time I have questioned the death penalty. I am not familiar with this subject and dare not say too much.
About ethics, about morality, about the legal system, these are all textbooks to me, and the clips I have taken are not credible.
But,
does everyone have a chance to repent?
I asked my friend, is human nature inherently good or inherently evil?
He said, there is no such thing as nature.
Just like the Alliance and the Horde, there is no right or wrong.
I'll admit he's a little game-obsessed, but who's to say he's wrong?
I believe that good and evil are only relative, and relative to great evil, evil is good.
One wrong step does not mean that every step will be wrong.
The death penalty ends the opportunity.
Going back to Coffey, his miracles made me feel like the movie was inexplicable for a moment, and I even kind of doubted that I was watching an American drama like a hero.
He cured Paul's urethritis, saved the lovely Mr. Jingles, and even rescued Melinda who was on the brink of death. This is a miracle, or a miracle.
Is Coffey an Angel?
Just not so white, not so cute, no white wings, no dazzling halo.
He was even a death row inmate.
Seeing Melinda revive and Coffey not spitting out those dark undead demons as usual, I've been so nervous, is he going to die? right?
Like in previous TV dramas, tragedy should occur at this time, good people die tragically, and others cry.
Director Frank Darabont is good, the plot didn't develop that way.
The damned person died, the bad character became mentally ill and stayed in a mental hospital ever since.
And Coffey got into the electric chair anyway, because he was tired of all the constant pain and grief in the world.
Even if there are angels, angels will be tired of cleaning up the mess for humans.
Every little bit of sadness and pain was like broken glass, gathering in Coffey's brain, and the pain made Coffey feel the pain.
Therefore, he chose to end his life, and he did not want to continue to feel these pains.
His simplest thoughts bear the most complicated and filthy human feelings, and these things are enough for him to choose to leave.
He was afraid of the dark and could not bear the evil in this world.
Every executioner was in tears, and so was me in front of the screen.
But come to think of it, all pure souls are ashamed to walk with us in this world.
Do you have the slightest bit of shame?
I am ashamed.
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