What happened in the afternoon on a hot day?
A comedy happened. Inexperienced robbers Sonny and Thrall break into a bank desperately, with a flawed plan that guides a scrambled crime. For bank staff and even the onlookers, criminals are a sudden disaster, a sympathetic partner, and a god who liberates sorrow. This is a rebellious carnival for the Stockholm Syndrome in a sultry society.
A tragedy occurred. In order to live, the sinner does not sin for the sake of sin, and the deliverer does not save for the sake of deliverance. The self-proclaimed righteous government gradually distorted kindness, and the society with sharp class contradictions gradually collapsed morality. Sonny finally abandoned the lonely Thrall and stood back in the so-called justice team, or was arrested. Thrall is one of the most distressed and saddest characters in the entire film. He represents the veterans of the Vietnam War - these soldiers who had obeyed absolute orders for the country and society, but were discriminated against by the country and society. In the end, even if he stood up against the times and fate, he could only be killed as an outlier. Thrall's death was only a snap shot, just like his solitary life.
What happened in the afternoon on a hot day?
Nothing happened.
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