20.05.30, this weekend, I chose to watch the movie version of "The Count of Monte Cristo". I haven't read the original. These two sentences in the movie are very impressive. - "I'm a priest, not a saint." and "I'm a count, not a saint." - I am a priest, not a saint. I am an earl, not a saint.
...how do I understand it? I will. On the basis that I am, or will be, a Catholic, I believe in God. But I'm not against revenge either. It seems that the movie has been adapted a lot, and the ending is somewhat different from the original. But the happy ending of the comedy is still very happy. Although the boy does not seem to be the son of the Count of Monte Cristo in the original book, it is a pity.
Either revenge or power. Whether it is survival or fame. It's all based on the one who came from the ground-priest. Ruoyan's benefactor is like this. Thirteen years, taught a Monte Cristo.
At the end, he was originally a sailor, standing on a high cliff, overlooking the vast sea with thousands of waves, is he depressed or relaxed? Repentance, or good deeds?
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