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A brilliant essay on violence that, while always immoral, can be as satisfying as it is terrible.
Each person believes in their own justification for exercising their own violence, but universal violence is never sufficiently justified, for it is born of evil and brings horror, even if there are people who may lose themselves in the illusion of temporary relief that comes from it if disguised as a thing called revenge. What starts badly, ends badly.
In any case, the Truth is the same: Revenge is an endless spiral and violence only begets violence.
One of the best dramas about violence and its outcomes I've watched. Great job from the cast, writer and director. Makes you reflect a lot about the essence of the story.
In any case, the Truth is the same: Revenge is an endless spiral and violence only begets violence.
One of the best dramas about violence and its outcomes I've watched. Great job from the cast, writer and director. Makes you reflect a lot about the essence of the story.
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