The ugly is too funny and adds a lot to the film. Tuco habitually draws a cross after killing people or digging graves. This detail shows that his previous life was peaceful and good. His transition from good to evil reflects the social oppression of people at that time.
The struggle of the captain of the Union Army is also very moving. The corpses on the battlefield are enough to shock the ethereal ideals and beliefs. When he sees his comrades-in-arms, those children go to die every day, the captain will also want to blow up the bridge, let's admit defeat, forget it, as long as the war can be ended, whatever. But as a soldier, he could not admit defeat or disobey orders, so he charged into battle with a win-or-die attitude. If you win, you can end the war sooner; if you lose, you don't have to suffer any more. Before he died, just to hear the sound of the explosion, his soldiers could finally die without giving up in vain. When I saw the captain, I suddenly understood why the troops emphasized obedience. If they didn't erase their various thoughts, if they didn't have strong beliefs, then few people on the battlefield could withstand the impact of the death of their comrades, and escape was certain.
The good is indeed a good man. He reflects the concern for individuals in the context of the conflict between the north and the south for the sake of doctrine or interests in the war-torn era. The soldiers he saw in his eyes were neither the Southern Army nor the Northern Army, but real people. He respected the captain of the Confederate Army and fulfilled his wish for the captain; he also sympathized with the dying young Confederate soldier, covered him with a windbreaker, and let him take a sip before he died. Whether it is the Southern Army or the Northern Army, they are not war machines, but people with feelings and feelings. Originally, the role of Clint Eastwood in this film was not as good as tuco, but the caring for people exuded by blondie in the second half of the film made this role not lose at all, and together with tuco, it conveyed the antipathy very well. war theme.
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