Why not explain?
This is the first thing I want to say to Big John who is crying with the girl in his arms.
"I feel the pain of the world." It turns out that you do not want to endure so much suffering and choose to end your life. The purer one is, the more unacceptable evil and filth are. Your mind seems to have nothing in it, and your heart seems to hold the whole world. The thought of not wanting you to leave this world even seems selfish. I want to keep you, but I know you can't enjoy the numb happiness of ordinary people, so why keep you by my side? To be my personal doctor? It's better to be completely free, let everything return to the original point, stop being afraid of the dark, and stop crying alone.
When I grow up, I dare not say that I am tired. Because as long as someone complains to me about work and dissatisfaction with the status quo, I will feel that this is a manifestation of incompetence, so I don't say it. I am afraid that my enthusiasm for life will gradually fade, so I work harder to make it look like I love it.
From the moment prison guard Paul walked into Big John's cell, tears kept falling, until he finally started crying. Rather easier.
"I'm afraid of the dark, don't leave me alone in the dark."
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