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All the audience in the theater hope that Rhett can be free, and Rhett cannot escape from prison like Andy.
Then, if Reid wants to be free, there is only one way, through parole.
Reid has had several parole opportunities before, but none of them succeeded. Now he has another chance.
In the interrogation room, the parole officer said that Reid had been in jail for forty years, and asked whether Reid had been reformed?
Reid has answered this question several times before. Several times before, Reid said that he has completely reformed and will no longer harm society. He promised God.
However, every time I answered this way, I was rejected every time.
This time, Rhett did not answer as before, but put on a look that didn't seem to care about, and said, "Reformed? Let me think about it. I don't understand what that means?"
The parole officer seemed to smile and said to Rhett, are you ready to return to society?
Reid said, I understand what you said, but to me everything is imaginary. It is only a word invented by politicians, so that you young people in suits and leather shoes have something to do.
Later, the parole officer asked Reid, do you regret it?
Reid replied that I did not regret it a day, but not because I was in jail, nor because you thought I should regret it. It's just that when I look back on the past, that young, stupid kid who committed a felony. I want to talk to him, I want to talk about the truth of life, tell him right and wrong, but I can't, because the child has already disappeared, and only this old man is left alone. I have to accept the reality. Rehabilitation? It's all nonsense. Keep stamping the forms, young man, don't waste my time. Tell you the truth, I don't care at all.
This is what Reid said to the parole officer this time. Why is Reid different from what he said several times before?
Perhaps because of Andy, Reid has a new understanding of life in the prison walls. Andy made him understand that there is still a word called "hope" in life.
No matter where you are, hope is the most beautiful, the most beautiful thing, and will never die.
Therefore, this time he said these thought-provoking words.
All the audience in the theater are also pondering what Reid said just now, but they haven't thought about it too well yet, so they don't think about it for the time being because they are happy.
Because Rhett's words made his parole successful, he was finally free to go out after spending 40 years in Shawshank prison.
There was cheers in the theater, everyone was happy for Rhett, and looking forward to Rhett's reunion with Andy in the outside world.
It's just that the audience hasn't been happy for long, so they can't be happy at all. Not only can I not be happy, but also a little worried.
Because Rhett couldn't adapt to life outside either.
The reality is difficult to face. Rhett can't live outside at all. He always wonders, how can he violate the parole regulations?
In this way, he can be sent back to prison again.
Lao Bu had thought about it before, but Lao Bu was too old, too old to violate the parole regulations, so Lao Bu could only choose to commit suicide.
But Rhett can, Rhett is not old, he is fully capable of violating the parole regulations.
This made the audience a little worried for a while.
In fact, this kind of situation was expected by the audience, because Reid, like Lao Bu, has been institutionalized by the prison, and he can only live in prison.
The audience sighed, but this time they were not as worried as they were worried about Lao Bu before.
Because Andy once left Rhett with the hope of living in the outside world.
Now, the audience can only pin their hopes on the hope that Andy left for Reid. I hope that the hope that Andy left behind can really enable Reid to live a good life in the outside world and live freely. Go down.
Rhett always lives in fear, he just wants to return to the place that makes sense to him and can make him no longer afraid.
There was only one thing that stopped him. He once promised Andy. He once promised Andy that if one day he could come out, he would go to a place called Bactons and find a long stone wall there. Then, under the oak tree at the northern end, he found something Andy left him.
Rhett came to Bactons, he was going to find what Andy left him.
Seeing this, all the audience breathed a long sigh of relief, and Rhett finally went to find what Andy left him.
The audience believes that as long as Rhett finds something like that, he will be able to live in the outside world.
Because the audience already knows what Andy left for Rhett?
It's hope! Hope to survive in the outside world!
Under the oak tree at the northern end of the stone wall, Rhett found what Andy had left him. It was an iron box. Open the iron box. It was a sum of money and a letter.
Andy said in the letter that when Rhett saw this letter, he must have been out of jail, and since they have already walked so far, they might as well go a little further.
Andy said that he needs a good person to work with him, the chessboard has been set, and he is looking forward to Reid's arrival.
He said that hope is a beautiful thing and the most beautiful thing in the world, and the beautiful things will never die.
Obviously, what Andy left to Rhett was not money or faith, but hope.
So, will Reid go to Andy?
All the audiences in the theater have strong hopes at this time, hoping that Reid can go to Andy, and meet Andy again on the blue sea.
And Rhett really went.
Sitting in the car, Rhett confessed that he was so excited that he could hardly sit still, and his thoughts flew in his head. This is the feeling of a free man. A free man has embarked on a long journey with an unknown ending. He hopes that he can successfully cross the border. He hopes to meet his friends and shake hands with him. He hopes that the waters of the Pacific Ocean are as blue as his dream.
Reid hopes, and the audience also strongly hopes.
In the next scene, Rhett successfully came to the beach, and the water of the Pacific was indeed blue.
The boundless Pacific Ocean and the blue waters are a free life.
Rhett walked slowly towards an old ship.
Andy, who has not shown up for a long time, is squatting on the deck at this time, renovating the old ship.
He saw Rhett walking slowly towards him, he smiled, put down his work, jumped off the old boat, and greeted him.
The camera zoomed farther and farther, the two people got closer...
When two people hug each other, the whole movie is a perfect curtain call!
ended!
All the audience in the theater did not respond!
...
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All the audience in the theater hope that Rhett can be free, and Rhett cannot escape from prison like Andy.
Then, if Reid wants to be free, there is only one way, through parole.
Reid has had several parole opportunities before, but none of them succeeded. Now he has another chance.
In the interrogation room, the parole officer said that Reid had been in jail for forty years, and asked whether Reid had been reformed?
Reid has answered this question several times before. Several times before, Reid said that he has completely reformed and will no longer harm society. He promised God.
However, every time I answered this way, I was rejected every time.
This time, Rhett did not answer as before, but put on a look that didn't seem to care about, and said, "Reformed? Let me think about it. I don't understand what that means?"
The parole officer seemed to smile and said to Rhett, are you ready to return to society?
Reid said, I understand what you said, but to me everything is imaginary. It is only a word invented by politicians, so that you young people in suits and leather shoes have something to do.
Later, the parole officer asked Reid, do you regret it?
Reid replied that I did not regret it a day, but not because I was in jail, nor because you thought I should regret it. It's just that when I look back on the past, that young, stupid kid who committed a felony. I want to talk to him, I want to talk about the truth of life, tell him right and wrong, but I can't, because the child has already disappeared, and only this old man is left alone. I have to accept the reality. Rehabilitation? It's all nonsense. Keep stamping the forms, young man, don't waste my time. Tell you the truth, I don't care at all.
This is what Reid said to the parole officer this time. Why is Reid different from what he said several times before?
Perhaps because of Andy, Reid has a new understanding of life in the prison walls. Andy made him understand that there is still a word called "hope" in life.
No matter where you are, hope is the most beautiful, the most beautiful thing, and will never die.
Therefore, this time he said these thought-provoking words.
All the audience in the theater are also pondering what Reid said just now, but they haven't thought about it too well yet, so they don't think about it for the time being because they are happy.
Because Rhett's words made his parole successful, he was finally free to go out after spending 40 years in Shawshank prison.
There was cheers in the theater, everyone was happy for Rhett, and looking forward to Rhett's reunion with Andy in the outside world.
It's just that the audience hasn't been happy for long, so they can't be happy at all. Not only can I not be happy, but also a little worried.
Because Rhett couldn't adapt to life outside either.
The reality is difficult to face. Rhett can't live outside at all. He always wonders, how can he violate the parole regulations?
In this way, he can be sent back to prison again.
Lao Bu had thought about it before, but Lao Bu was too old, too old to violate the parole regulations, so Lao Bu could only choose to commit suicide.
But Rhett can, Rhett is not old, he is fully capable of violating the parole regulations.
This made the audience a little worried for a while.
In fact, this kind of situation was expected by the audience, because Reid, like Lao Bu, has been institutionalized by the prison, and he can only live in prison.
The audience sighed, but this time they were not as worried as they were worried about Lao Bu before.
Because Andy once left Rhett with the hope of living in the outside world.
Now, the audience can only pin their hopes on the hope that Andy left for Reid. I hope that the hope that Andy left behind can really enable Reid to live a good life in the outside world and live freely. Go down.
Rhett always lives in fear, he just wants to return to the place that makes sense to him and can make him no longer afraid.
There was only one thing that stopped him. He once promised Andy. He once promised Andy that if one day he could come out, he would go to a place called Bactons and find a long stone wall there. Then, under the oak tree at the northern end, he found something Andy left him.
Rhett came to Bactons, he was going to find what Andy left him.
Seeing this, all the audience breathed a long sigh of relief, and Rhett finally went to find what Andy left him.
The audience believes that as long as Rhett finds something like that, he will be able to live in the outside world.
Because the audience already knows what Andy left for Rhett?
It's hope! Hope to survive in the outside world!
Under the oak tree at the northern end of the stone wall, Rhett found what Andy had left him. It was an iron box. Open the iron box. It was a sum of money and a letter.
Andy said in the letter that when Rhett saw this letter, he must have been out of jail, and since they have already walked so far, they might as well go a little further.
Andy said that he needs a good person to work with him, the chessboard has been set, and he is looking forward to Reid's arrival.
He said that hope is a beautiful thing and the most beautiful thing in the world, and the beautiful things will never die.
Obviously, what Andy left to Rhett was not money or faith, but hope.
So, will Reid go to Andy?
All the audiences in the theater have strong hopes at this time, hoping that Reid can go to Andy, and meet Andy again on the blue sea.
And Rhett really went.
Sitting in the car, Rhett confessed that he was so excited that he could hardly sit still, and his thoughts flew in his head. This is the feeling of a free man. A free man has embarked on a long journey with an unknown ending. He hopes that he can successfully cross the border. He hopes to meet his friends and shake hands with him. He hopes that the waters of the Pacific Ocean are as blue as his dream.
Reid hopes, and the audience also strongly hopes.
In the next scene, Rhett successfully came to the beach, and the water of the Pacific was indeed blue.
The boundless Pacific Ocean and the blue waters are a free life.
Rhett walked slowly towards an old ship.
Andy, who has not shown up for a long time, is squatting on the deck at this time, renovating the old ship.
He saw Rhett walking slowly towards him, he smiled, put down his work, jumped off the old boat, and greeted him.
The camera zoomed farther and farther, the two people got closer...
When two people hug each other, the whole movie is a perfect curtain call!
ended!
All the audience in the theater did not respond!
...
All the audience in the theater hope that Rhett can be free, and Rhett cannot escape from prison like Andy.Then, if Reid wants to be free, there is only one way, through parole.Reid has had several parole opportunities before, but none of them succeeded. Now he has another chance.In the interrogation room, the parole officer said that Reid had been in jail for forty years, and asked whether Reid had been reformed?Reid has answered this question several times before. Several times before, Reid said that he has completely reformed and will no longer harm society. He promised God.However, every time I answered this way, I was rejected every time.This time, Rhett did not answer as before, but put on a look that didn't seem to care about, and said, "Reformed? Let me think about it. I don't understand what that means?"The parole officer seemed to smile and said to Rhett, are you ready to return to society?Reid said, I understand what you said, but to me everything is imaginary. It is only a word invented by politicians, so that you young people in suits and leather shoes have something to do.Later, the parole officer asked Reid, do you regret it?Reid replied that I did not regret it a day, but not because I was in jail, nor because you thought I should regret it. It's just that when I look back on the past, that young, stupid kid who committed a felony. I want to talk to him, I want to talk about the truth of life, tell him right and wrong, but I can't, because the child has already disappeared, and only this old man is left alone. I have to accept the reality. Rehabilitation? It's all nonsense. Keep stamping the forms, young man, don't waste my time. Tell you the truth, I don't care at all.This is what Reid said to the parole officer this time. Why is Reid different from what he said several times before?Perhaps because of Andy, Reid has a new understanding of life in the prison walls. Andy made him understand that there is still a word called "hope" in life.No matter where you are, hope is the most beautiful, the most beautiful thing, and will never die.Therefore, this time he said these thought-provoking words.All the audience in the theater are also pondering what Reid said just now, but they haven't thought about it too well yet, so they don't think about it for the time being because they are happy.Because Rhett's words made his parole successful, he was finally free to go out after spending 40 years in Shawshank prison.There was cheers in the theater, everyone was happy for Rhett, and looking forward to Rhett's reunion with Andy in the outside world.It's just that the audience hasn't been happy for long, so they can't be happy at all. Not only can I not be happy, but also a little worried.Because Rhett couldn't adapt to life outside either.The reality is difficult to face. Rhett can't live outside at all. He always wonders, how can he violate the parole regulations?In this way, he can be sent back to prison again.Lao Bu had thought about it before, but Lao Bu was too old, too old to violate the parole regulations, so Lao Bu could only choose to commit suicide.But Rhett can, Rhett is not old, he is fully capable of violating the parole regulations.This made the audience a little worried for a while.In fact, this kind of situation was expected by the audience, because Reid, like Lao Bu, has been institutionalized by the prison, and he can only live in prison.The audience sighed, but this time they were not as worried as they were worried about Lao Bu before.Because Andy once left Rhett with the hope of living in the outside world.Now, the audience can only pin their hopes on the hope that Andy left for Reid. I hope that the hope that Andy left behind can really enable Reid to live a good life in the outside world and live freely. Go down.Rhett always lives in fear, he just wants to return to the place that makes sense to him and can make him no longer afraid.There was only one thing that stopped him. He once promised Andy. He once promised Andy that if one day he could come out, he would go to a place called Bactons and find a long stone wall there. Then, under the oak tree at the northern end, he found something Andy left him.Rhett came to Bactons, he was going to find what Andy left him.Seeing this, all the audience breathed a long sigh of relief, and Rhett finally went to find what Andy left him.The audience believes that as long as Rhett finds something like that, he will be able to live in the outside world.Because the audience already knows what Andy left for Rhett?It's hope! Hope to survive in the outside world!Under the oak tree at the northern end of the stone wall, Rhett found what Andy had left him. It was an iron box. Open the iron box. It was a sum of money and a letter.Andy said in the letter that when Rhett saw this letter, he must have been out of jail, and since they have already walked so far, they might as well go a little further.Andy said that he needs a good person to work with him, the chessboard has been set, and he is looking forward to Reid's arrival.He said that hope is a beautiful thing and the most beautiful thing in the world, and the beautiful things will never die.Obviously, what Andy left to Rhett was not money or faith, but hope.So, will Reid go to Andy?All the audiences in the theater have strong hopes at this time, hoping that Reid can go to Andy, and meet Andy again on the blue sea.And Rhett really went.Sitting in the car, Rhett confessed that he was so excited that he could hardly sit still, and his thoughts flew in his head. This is the feeling of a free man. A free man has embarked on a long journey with an unknown ending. He hopes that he can successfully cross the border. He hopes to meet his friends and shake hands with him. He hopes that the waters of the Pacific Ocean are as blue as his dream.Reid hopes, and the audience also strongly hopes.In the next scene, Rhett successfully came to the beach, and the water of the Pacific was indeed blue.The boundless Pacific Ocean and the blue waters are a free life.Rhett walked slowly towards an old ship.Andy, who has not shown up for a long time, is squatting on the deck at this time, renovating the old ship.He saw Rhett walking slowly towards him, he smiled, put down his work, jumped off the old boat, and greeted him.The camera zoomed farther and farther, the two people got closer...When two people hug each other, the whole movie is a perfect curtain call!ended!All the audience in the theater did not respond!...
