People are incoherent in heaven because they fight on earth.
A Clockwork Orange is a completely different story than 2001. Perhaps it can not be seen as a dystopia (dystopia, not anti-utopia) story, because gangsters wear police skins, young people bully old people, politicians play tricks, and the media is in the past, in stagnation or decline society is readily available.
What strikes people is the way of expression of the old library. We know that Beethoven's music is the embodiment of truth, goodness and beauty, and what Alex has done is full of evil; however, when he sees him driving "Ode to Joy" for bestiality, and he is punished by compulsory listening to "Ode to Joy", it is difficult for the audience not to be " Shocked by the blurring of the boundaries between good and evil. Alex, this satyr, mixes the vitality, spirituality, seeds of goodness and arrogance of evil in the same person, gradually manifesting over time in the same person. When he was healed and fantasized about having sex with a woman in "Ode to Joy," I felt this Greek tragedy had a Shakespeare comedic ending. Yes, if a person has the right to make moral choices and has the courage to change his mind, isn't it the greatest reward for him to restore the vitality when chaos began?
Human, you think you are the measure of all things, so you measure length with "meters" and weight with "kilograms"; people, you are just an accident emerging from the laws of physics, if you are swallowed by space and waves, who will help you What about tears?
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