He lived in hatred, let hatred dominate him, and finally paid a heavy price. I kind of hate this ending. It's too cruel to do something wrong. Is it only the awakening that is exchanged with blood and life that is profound enough? If let me lead, I hope it's a happy ending, at least his brother doesn't die.
The black police officer in the film asked him, "Does your actions improve your life?", which I personally think is the brightest line in the film. It shows the focus of his life and the turning point of his heart.
Unsatisfactory things in life, nine out of ten. If there is so much helplessness in life, how can we find the focus of life? What can I do to be able to smile foolishly all the time for the good luck in life?
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