He was in jail, so he was treated unfairly, even though he wanted to be a good man. He just wants to be an ordinary person who abides by the law, but what life has given him, the society is so dark, why should he be required to always be subject to the rules of these strong restricting the weak?
Vincent was helpless, only a sound against the wall disrupted the entire deployment, but the error had been caused, and everyone knew what was going on. He seemed powerless to complain about himself. He gave up at work, but accidentally saved his stepdaughter. Is this God's will? How does Vincent know where there are so many people? Is this also providence? They all expressed their opinions and did so, but in the end Neil died. Was it inferior to humans, was it intentional, or was this also God's will? The final shootout feels very puzzling.
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