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Army-the truth
Burley 2021-12-31 08:02:52
I accidentally saw this film on HBO over the weekend. After watching it, I felt a lot. About my father, about rights, about the army, about honor, and about everything reflected in the film, it was shocking! In a world where no one asks or tells it, the military is the place where the truth can be concealed most. Yes, military courts, military sanctions, all the places that make people feel that they are not restricted by rights, are sacred but with some cruelty behind them, which is a bit unbearable, but also very heartache. . The general loves his daughter, but he loves himself and his rights more, and he admires Campbell very much. . She had the courage to support her to punish her father at the expense of herself. It was a bit cruel, but she had no choice. . Why is she so obsessed with her own cognition? . Ask to admit that something has happened. . .
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Tyreek 2022-04-22 07:01:34
Interest allows sin to go unpunished; interest allows loved ones to be ravaged. But all interests are in fact illusory. Profit is to let people exchange the most precious for what you think is precious.
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Sunny 2022-03-26 09:01:07
The soldiers gang-raped her. Soon, her father came, but she was waiting for her father to "rape" her again. A well-planned revenge that drags everyone into the abyss.
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[Sunhill asks Brenner why does he think Elisabeth Campbell was murdered]
Sunhill: Why was she murdered?
Brenner: Well, possible motives for murder are profit, revenge, jealousy, to conceal a crime, to avoid humiliation & disgrace, or plain old homicidal mania. Right there in the manual.
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[Brenner finishes fighting with the freedom fighter Belling]
Brenner: Oh, unclench your ass cheeks, Dalbert. The scary part is over.