The human mind is so strangely complex, Stockholm Syndrome should be a manifestation of the principle of reciprocity in influence.
When the perpetrator poses a threat to the life safety of the victim, if the perpetrator shows tolerance and compassion to the victim, the fear will be transformed into gratitude, and then emotional dependence will be formed, and it may even reach the point of coexistence and death.
But at the end of the film, when the victim was rescued, he didn't even look at the perpetrators who co-existed before. Humans are so complicated that sometimes they feel incredible.
Sonny has endured the Vietnam War, the pain of not having a gay man and wife, the helplessness of his family, and the disappointment of politics. The oppression of a miserable life constantly forced him to go insane.
Saul, like a dust that no one knows about, is almost unnoticed, no matter where the annihilation is, the world doesn't know it, as if he didn't even exist. Over the years, most of us have the same existence on earth as saul.
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