What I remember very deeply is that Gustavo maintained the identity of the lobby manager no matter what situation he was in. In the prison, he recommended soups to people on demand. After escaping, he gave priority to Zero, and gave it to the waiter in the car. Tipping, etc. At first, I thought it was specially arranged to create a comedy effect. After reading the hot review, I generally understood that it was expressing humanistic care. I couldn’t help but think of Lu Xiaoman’s family in the documentary I watched. The easy-to-obtain cakes are distributed to the neighbors to complain, and it is not to express sympathy because others are in a difficult situation. It is purely accustomed to doing things like this. It coincides with the protagonist in the film. It is probably a kind of noble spirit... At the same time, I probably escaped with a few inmates long ago, and I think I am really used to pragmatism...
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