Reflecting on the movie at the end, I remembered some small details. First, the old man obeyed his friend's orders 100%. He let me take the train, and I take the train. He asked me to kill the Nazis, and I would kill the Nazis. Even if these painful memories didn't happen in his life at all, he passed through his friends. Later, he said: I remember. Did he always remember everything he had done to his friend in the subconscious mind, in order to redeem his sins, and for the final relief, he obeyed all of his friends?
Second. Before the end, the old man has always appeared before us in a kind and amiable image. He likes to chat with children, he would giggle when watching cartoons... At the end, the plot suddenly reversed. The kind old grandfather was once a Nazi, a murderous Nazi. But after he repents, should we forgive him for what he did before?
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