Yet another test of human nature, yet another paradox.
After Polo experienced life and death in his later years, the only case in which he chose morality and gave up the law. The sadness and tears at the end of the film are also a silent answer to this answer.
I have seen a multiple-choice question. On the train track, there are 5 illegal children playing on one side of the normal track, and a child playing on the other side of the abandoned railway track. As a train driver, which side will you choose to save?
This is cruel.
No one deserves to die, is 5 lives more important than 1? Or is wrong more easily forgiven than right. No one knows how to choose.
When facing such a situation, when facing the vicious murderer who was killed, he also made the same choice as other passengers. Sometimes the law cannot punish, then let people punish themselves. Bar.
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