I haven't read the old version, but after reading the old and new comparisons of the masters, I think the new version should impress me more.
1,,,, Ben - a robber, a repeat offender, a prodigal son who yearns for affection.
For the bar owner who met for the first time, after being intimate, she invited her to wander around the world and roam freely in Mexico. Could it be that she did it at will
? No, I don't think this is the first invitation that Ben has sent, but he was ruthlessly rejected again, with those lonely eyes, alas.
. . After unsuccessfully buying Dan many times, he didn't understand why Dan was so persistent. He told himself about the experience of being abandoned by his biological mother, and hoped to
be understood by Dan. Since money can't buy you, then exchange your experience with you. Finally, after Dan's death, still under everyone
's watch, mostly for William and Butterfield to see, get on the train to Yuma.
Two,,,, Dan - a farmer, a husband, a respectable father.
Bullied by creditors, the barn burned, and the farmer who can only accept it; misunderstood by Alice, unable to provide his family with food and clothing, the sick
Mark can't get good treatment, and the husband can only bear it silently; honest , useless, useless side, all in
the eyes of William and Mark, a father who did not get respect. $200 became the last straw. This $200
bought his dignity. But without $200, the family wouldn't be able to make it through the spring in six months. Why did I
refuse and again? I think this is Dan fighting for his dignity. In the end, Dan won not only Ben's respect, but
William . Isn't Ben's story encouraging Dan to regain his dignity as a father!
Ben saw a father's love for his children from Dan's stubbornness, and found the faith to move on; similarly, Dan also gained dignity from this incident.
, for myself, for William and Mark, for Alice, for everyone, a decent self.
END: To
yourself, to your family, dignity and responsibility!
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