I didn't want to watch this movie. From the perspective of content introduction, it is either detective movies or noir movies, and neither of them is my passion. Sure enough, at the beginning, the story was plain and uninteresting, which made me want to rush out of the movie theater immediately. Gradually, though, as one event after another appeared, the story began to get exciting. Until the end, the climax was reached, and it stopped abruptly at the climax...
What if, when the fork in the girl's fate was in front of me? How would I go about choosing for her? I think, like Angie, I hope she has a brighter future, even if that future may be stolen. I won't say that my choice is correct, nor will I judge Patrick's choice, because not everything in this world has a standard answer.
The most important thing for a person is not knowing how to persevere, nor knowing how to give up, but knowing how to choose. Because every choice will determine the fate of the future, at some point in the future, you will have to reap the fruits or bear the cost.
However, do we have the right to choose for others? When the choice of the fate of others is in our hands, how should we choose? We can make bold choices about our own destiny, because in the end it is we who bear the consequences. But what about choosing for others? It is the person who bears the consequences, and your choice will determine his fate. At this time, it is no longer a simple multiple-choice question, because there is still responsibility, responsibility, and responsibility for that person. Responsibility is not something anyone can afford. At a time like this, how many people can choose without any worries and without fear of taking responsibility?
More than once, in the face of a friend's inquiry, we would say: "I'm just making a suggestion, in the end it's up to you to decide." When even a suggestion has to be carefully dismissed as a little bit of responsibility, and Who really dares to take responsibility for making decisions for others?
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