should be this, or there was just such a scene. I substituted the
lawyer as the protagonist. Well, the lawyer in the bar said everything, he doesn't want money and fame, it's important, but what he wants most is the truth, why can't anyone believe that people will do one thing in order to do something good
The role of a lawyer is a concept of lying with money.
People don't think about the reasons for thinking. Most of them evaluate others from a material perspective. They want them to never live for the life they want, but to be the same as themselves. Or to satisfy one's own fantasy, that other people live for money,
so lawyers are not likeable, not like financial practitioners, then frankly
I downloaded this movie and I knew that Norton was playing a split personality, and I was because He just watched this movie,
but it was an accident in the end. Norton finally said that there was never Allen. Does it really correspond to what the lawyer said before? He believes that human
nature is inherently good and what is human nature? There is no answer. It is
really difficult. , use the same attribute to correspond to so many people with so different personalities, everyone is different,
why do good people do bad things? Are good people who do bad things bad people?
If that distinction is made, things will be much simpler
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