A good man, who can't bear the torture of his conscience, does what he thinks is right, and is willing to bear the guilt that he should not bear at all. As a result, he has hurt more people, including the people he loves the most, and the people who love him the most. The key is that the person being helped doesn't appreciate it, but wants to put him to death... Are people too bad? Or is he doing it the wrong way? No, this is a conflict between morality and emotion. Goodness will not simply produce good results, but will produce "evil" in a certain sense. So we have to stick to the evil in front of us? That's not right... Good, evil, morality, feelings are really a complicated question.
It is precisely because the world is so complicated that we have eternal questions and themes...
ps: I only want love and children, you and your morals will die!
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