Both the killer and the hunter met the teen when they were seriously injured. The latter group was older and naturally charged money for the clothes, but the beer was given for nothing. The two the killer met were younger and kinder, and even offered to give him clothes, but he used it instead. Money insulted kindness, and after receiving the money, the two originally kind children immediately quarreled over the sharing of accounts.
In this film, growing up is a process of loss. When people are still "strong", no one lights a lamp in the temple of kindness. When they are old, they need the protection of kindness. Money flooded. Much like Chaos.
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