Let's take a look at the character set--
Carl, a "civil servant" who works overtime every Christmas, divorced, loves his daughter but has no custody rights, and is in a different place. He is in a workplace where his grandmother doesn't love his uncle and he is in an embarrassing period of promotion. , the movement is no longer flexible, and the figure is not tall enough, which is the norm for most middle-aged men in society.
Frank, suave, bright, intelligent, extremely fanatical, flouting laws and rules, taking advantage of other people's psychological weaknesses and loopholes in all walks of life to achieve his own goals, but after all, he could not achieve his parents' reunion and family warmth.
Suddenly, I think of a type of person in life, who is extremely inferior and extremely conceited. The appearance is sometimes humble and low-key, easy to deny oneself, sometimes arrogant and arrogant. Of course, there are different types of people -
some are like Lin Daiyu who first entered Jia's house, her education or innate strong self-esteem made her watch her words, not willing to take a wrong step; she would never be like Grandma Liu Such undisguised, unrestrained exposure of curiosity and envy.
But there is another kind of person, "the son of Zhongshan wolf, he is mad when he is successful." Today's low-key is just a protective color, and he is bound to sway in the market. This kind of humiliation, full of shame and revenge, but not a deep hater like the Count of Monte Cristo, always has the suspicion of being a villain.
(There are two kinds of low-key being a person--one is to have experienced everything that should be experienced, and thousands of sails have passed, such as Fan Li who is rafting the Li River; the other is a person of great wisdom who does not take pleasure in things and does not take self-pity, or cultivates the day after tomorrow. The topic is too far away)
But the frank here is a child after all, and he has no intention of harm from beginning to end, just a child who lacks love and security! With huge amounts of money, women of all kinds, noble professions, and different scams, crazy to fill their own gaps.
The sly mouse meets the persistent cat, and the chase and contest are staged one after another. I am fortunate to have met you.
This kind of similar combination of young and middle-aged, old and young, and have watched a lot of movies that inspire or redeem each other, such as "Good Will Hunter", "Butterfly", "This Killer Is Not Too Cold", and "Spring in the Cattle Class".
We meet many people in our lives, and how lucky we are to meet people who have a profound impact on us and even change our trajectory in a positive direction.
Reflect on yourself, if you encounter this kind of person or thing that can inspire different levels of yourself and better improve yourself, you will firmly grasp it~
If it is not because you don’t want to let down more people, or some relationships are not like this He can't take care of it, or some flaws are hard to ignore... With his positive and unyielding character, he will definitely be as dedicated and persistent as a cat sees a mouse, and believes that it can inspire infinite possibilities. . .
According to the theory of management - there are no people who can't manage well, there are only managers who can't manage. Everyone has different styles and methods. Even if you do nothing, it is a kind of management.
Like in the movie, Carl chose to trust the smart frank - when he was finally arrested, when he was released at the airport - frankly told him that there were foreign police cars outside, waiting to kill him at any time; tell him not to. Coming back means choosing lies and prison again.
Of course, the first condition is based on Carl's deep understanding of Frank--his growth process, his psychological expectations, his emotional needs, his usual methods, his ability and IQ...
Along with it comes the risk--to catch it or lose it Recalcitrant; return to enlightenment or flee.
So, trust sometimes means a gamble between two different individuals.
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