It's super touching, and the last sentence of freedom is super shocking, that's how much pain you have to endure and how strong your heart can be. I like Wallace's bravery, knowing that all the trials and tribulations are in front of me, but I just want to face it regardless. I like his iron-blooded tenderness, fighting for love, even at the cost of his life. I like his calmness in the face of death and resolutely not betray his heart. Love him fighting for freedom like a hero. He said that every man dies, but not every man lives, the meaning of his life may be freedom, or he may not turn back after losing love. But until the last moment of his life, even though he suffered great pain, he wanted to keep his steadfast and brave spirit forever in people's hearts.
It seems that in life, people always say to be a kind and brave person. But for most people, this is just a good wish. In real life, who dares to say that he can be absolutely brave, not to say that he would devote his life to pursue the faith in his heart, and he may not even be able to stick to his heart. That's what makes the movie so touching, because people want to be brave, pure, heroic, but they can't afford that. For the rest of your life, good wishes can only be a faint light lingering in your heart.
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