John chapter 9, verse 25 whereas once i was blind ,now i can see
This line appears in David Fincher's Mind Games, from John's Bible Chapter 9, verse 25. I used to be blind and unable to see what was in front of me, but now I can see clearly.
Coincidentally, this quote also appears in Martin scorsese's 1980 film Raging Bull, but Martin uses it at the end of the credits to honor his teacher Haig P. Manoogian
So, for the second time, (the pharisees)
Summoned the man who had been blind and said:
"Speak the truth before God.
We know this fellow is a sinner.”
“Whether or not he is a sinner, I do not know.” the man replied.
“All I know is this:
Once I was blind and now i can see.”
(Philicians) again
called the blind man and said
"Speaking the truth before God, we know this man is a sinner."
"I don't know if he is a sinner or not," the man replied.
"All I know is: I was blind, and now I see again."
Humans will always play a role, one must experience lost, or repent, or autistic. Michael, the protagonist of the mind game, is a billionaire, and has been shrouded in the shadow of his father's suicide by falling from his own building at the age of 48. The wealth brings him arrogance and indifference; the character of the angry bull, Jack (a real person), is the premier of the moment. The boxer has always been unhappy because of the shady and unwilling to join forces and cannot win the championship, and then he fought his wife and brother, and he lost everything. At the end of the story, the protagonists realize that they are Blind, but they have both lost a lot of things.
People will definitely pass by something, and they will definitely repent.
There is no medicine for regret in the world. People should cherish every decision they make and be responsible for every action they make.
so, Are you blind or you see?
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