I don't understand why Xia Jinyan wanted to kill. So calm. A Chun's mother said, I deliberately killed that bitch. Ah Yan is the opposite. Knowing son Mo Ruofu, his father finally said that you will only kill people you don't hate. Pretty sure he won't kill his father. A Chun's mother also said that when I killed someone, I felt very refreshed. This reminds me of the unbelievably cool "Mr. Brooks". The murder of Brooks and the murder of A Chun's mother are a kind of evil instinct of human beings. They enjoy the pleasure of killing the moment, just like a drug addict who takes drugs. The pleasure of a moment, it is said, is the pleasure enjoyed by both the murderer and the drug addict, far more than the pleasure of orgasm.
In one detail, A Chun's husband wanted to rape A Chun in front of her mother. In the dark, A Yan, who had killed countless people, picked up a knife, but was stopped by A Chun's mother, who had killed many people. If he hadn't been stopped, Ah Chun's husband would be the first and last person Ah Yan had killed. Oh, the details I want to talk about are that the moment Ah Yan picked up the kitchen knife, Ah Chun, who had sworn to resist the moment before, had already started to moan in enjoyment... The
two heroines in it are very beautiful, I personally think that the two women Ayan likes it all. (I also like it very much). Both women are people who dare to love. Jiang Jinzi had long told her father-in-law that he loved him very much. A Chun also dreams of the murderer A Yan taking her to a faraway place.
I guess he killed A Chun, knowing that A Chun was pregnant with his child. Don't you want the blood of the devil in your body to continue to flow?
Freud believed that a person's childhood experiences determine his entire life. Ah Yan finished his life in this way, probably because his father made concessions in front of the officers who were recruiting ships during his childhood. He looked down on his father all his life. I thought he was weak and useless. When people ask for boats, he will give them. The daughter-in-law was so madly infatuated with him, and so was he. But he "repressed his animal desires" from beginning to end. For this, Ah Yan will despise Dad as much as he reluctantly handed over the boat. The first time was for the father to protect his young son (before Ah Yan ran out, his stance was very tough.) The second time was indeed unable to break through the constraints of secular morality and ethics.
This involves the question of faith. I believe that Ah Yan will be forgiven by the Lord after his death. He faced death calmly and bravely: "I killed innocent people, so I deserve to die. It's that simple." I kill people and run away from pursuit, just because I like to run free. Jesus said that if you have committed adultery with a woman in your heart, you have committed adultery. Strong restraint will not be applauded. Therefore, if it comes to the Lord's forgiveness, it is more likely that Ah Yan is not Ah Yan's father. In other words, compared with Ah Yan, his father's sin was deeper and harder to forgive.
Why is it easier for a criminal who has committed a crime to be forgiven than someone who has been restrained for a lifetime but has been repressed and whose sin only resides in the heart? This is a very difficult question for Christianity. I personally think that Judas, who betrayed Jesus, was the person who knew Jesus best and was the most loyal. Did Judas really lack the thirty dollars? You know, it was the actions of Judas that led to the completion of Jesus' mission. But Peter, who held the keys to the world and founded the church, denied the Lord three times in one night. Judas, who showed that he was the antichrist, was actually the one closest to the way of the Lord. And the founder of the church, St. Peter, is the real Antichrist! And Jesus himself handed over the keys to the world to an Antichrist. It's so intriguing. This question is very complicated. For the time being.
In short, Ah Yan will definitely be rescued. And his dad doesn't.
When I see the words "Vengeance is mine", I always think of "Vengeance is mine, I will repay".
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