The Shawshank Redemption: 4/6 episodes.
Andy stumbles upon clues that can be redressed, but the warden does so. Does Andy's help with the warden launder money as payment for just a whole piece of pizza imply something? Red eats delicious pizza and tells him that the warden's money will be discovered sooner or later, and Andy tells him that this is why the warden is looking for him, as if he is laundering money for himself. He sends all his money out through municipal tax exemptions on stocks and bonds, comes clean when he comes back, and becomes a millionaire by the time Norton retires.
Red still thinks there will be clues, and Andy has already done it. Even if the IRS found out, it wouldn't find Andy, it wouldn't find the warden, only Rando Stephen, a normal person who didn't exist. He is a citizen fabricated by Andy out of thin air, with birth certificates, driver's licenses and all other documents, which is simply amazing.
In 1965, a newcomer Tom Williams came to prison, who was sentenced to two years in prison for burglary, and his overly arrogant personality quickly mixed with everyone. A regular visitor who has squatted through several prisons turned out to be a wife and a newborn daughter. That day he found Andy, and he began to work hard to get up a motivated and smart child. Andy starts with letters and teaches that helping others makes Andy happy.
Life in prison is slow, everyone has some little hobbies, collecting stamps and collecting matches, while Andy loves to carve stone, and his bedside poster is replaced by the cute Ryquil. On this day, Tom learned that Andy had murdered his wife and mistress and was sentenced to prison. Then he thought about what Andy had said when he had just entered prison. Then Tom called Andy to tell him about his imprisonment in another prison 4 years ago, where there was a hated bastard. One day he told him that he had stolen from a golfer's house, but he was very upset with the man, so he killed the man and his mistress. The most ridiculous thing is that his mistress is a married woman, and his husband, a banker, has become a scapegoat.
All the characters match, isn't that scapegoat Andy? He hurried to find the warden, hoping to get the warden's help. But how could Norton possibly help him? So the anxious Andy actually mentioned. If you save him and don't tell everything here, you can continue to help the warden launder money. The impulsive Andy threatened the warden, but it did not work, but he was locked up for a month. The innocent Andy finally encounters the clues of the abyss, but is beaten into the darkness by the warden. During his month of confinement, the warden called Tom and, after a few conversations, was shot and killed by Hadley from a height.
The reason is that Tom wants to escape from prison, and Andy who comes out of the confinement room seems to be a changed person, and he will say something unrealistic to Red. For example, where he will go after he gets out of prison, Andy said he will go to San Jatanio, Mexico, and will spend the rest of his life there. And Red, like Old Bu, has been institutionalized and has long given up his fantasies about the outside world, and feels that Shawshank Prison is more suitable for them, and he advises Andy to stop fantasizing.
After Andy got up, his old friend Red was worried about him, and Andy said another unrealistic thing. He hoped that if Red went out, he could do something for him. There was a prairie near Buxton, and Red recalled that there were many pastures there, and Andy said there was a long stone wall with an oak tree at the northern end. Andy had proposed there with his wife. He wants Red to go there when he gets out of prison, under a black volcanic glass stone where Andy wants to give her.
Andy didn't say anything and turned away. Red and his old friends began to worry about Andy because he had been living in fantasy lately, and he also bought a 6-foot rope from Heywood. Old friends don't believe Andy will kill himself, but it's hard to say.
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