In an interview, Musk talked about the topic of cognition, saying: "Now I don't argue with others anymore, because I know that a person's views and statements can only be based on their own cognition, and people can never surpass their own cognition."
The feelings expressed in the movie "Readers" are diverse, and based on different emotional experiences, social experiences, visions and knowledge, they often come up with a wide range of interpretations.
A great film is like the highest realm of Chinese painting and calligraphy, in that the ink leaves blank, the virtual reality is born, and there is an artistic conception everywhere without words and paintings. Leave the audience with room to think, so as to expand the audience's thinking dimension. Great works are often controversial.
Therefore, we can see the desire and love of human nature in the unrequited love between the 15-year-old teenager Mike and the 36-year-old young woman Hannah. From Hannah's secret, we can see the unity of self-esteem and inferiority. It can be seen from the trial of the court that the individual's moral deficiency in mass crimes ...
Kate, who won the Oscar for Best Actress for this film. Winslet, who showed superb acting skills that perfectly matched the little golden man, vividly played a Nazi female war criminal who had been emotionally sublimated through reading. And Ralph Fiennes, who won an Oscar for the lead actor for "The English Patient", also added a lot of brilliance to the whole movie.
<h1>First, love</h1>
One rainy winter day, Mike vomited on the street because he was sick. Hannah, who happened to pass by, washed his shoes and sent him home. Hannah's warm embrace felt warm like sunlight through the clouds.
When Mike recovered from his illness, he came to Hannah's house to thank her, but his eyes could not be separated from Hannah's slender legs in stockings.
The 15-year-old was the time of the hormonal explosion, and after that, he couldn't wait to date Hannah every day, completely falling into Hannah's mature feminine breath, releasing the desire of the body.
Hannah enjoyed quietly listening to Mike's readings, and Mike happily read one book after another for her.
There was no doubt that Mike loved Hannah. He invited Hannah to join him on an outing. In front of the restaurant owner, kiss Hannah, as the boss mistakes them for mother and son. He would write poems for Hannah and use all the good words on her...
Mike's love is hot and bold, and out of the courage of a young man, he has no regard for the world's vision. His love for Hannah contains the simple feelings of first love of a teenager, a mother complex, a fascination with the body of the opposite sex.....
While Hannah is rough and direct, from an adult perspective, Hannah understands that this relationship is not accepted by the world. In fact, she did not make an effort to fight against the world. Her feelings for Mike may be a physical need, or a psychological need for companionship, and has nothing to do with love.
Love is an ability to know how to give. However, in the relationship between the two people, Hannah is Mike's guide, and she always gives orders in this relationship, never considering Mike's needs. Mike once said angrily, "Everything between us is going your way, doing what you want to do, have you considered my ideas?" When Mike made further emotional demands, Hannah flinched. She sneaked away alone, missing nowhere.
The moment Mike saw the empty room, he was freed from the childishness of his youth, and his unformed self suffered a deep blow. The blow was so heavy that he spent decades unable to get out of it. In the years that followed, he was left alone and always outside of his emotional life. Even for his own daughter, he always maintained a polite alienation.
<h1>2. Sin</h1>
Eight years later, Mike became a law student. He attends the court trial of the Nazis and is surprised to see Hannah, who is entangled and conflicted inside.
Hannah had worked as a Nazi female caretaker. She would periodically select Jews and send them to Auschwitz. On one occasion, while escorting 300 Jewish women to a concentration camp, the church where Jews were being held caught on fire, and Hannah refused to open the door of the church, killing 300 Jews tragically.
The reason she gave for this was, "If I open the door, the scene will become chaotic and the prisoner will escape." ”
Hannah confessed to these alleged crimes. In her opinion, it was her job and her duty, and what she did was exactly what her job required, and she had to do that, with no choice. She asked the judge, "What would you do if it were you?" ”
What kind of responsibility should individuals bear in mass crimes? In 1992, Henrich, a soldier guarding the Berlin Wall, was taken to court for shooting and killing an East German youth who had crossed the Wall. The lawyer defended that Henrich, as a soldier guarding the wall, saw someone climbing over the wall and sneaking across the border, and he had to shoot. Carrying out orders is the duty of a soldier. The judge countered that as a soldier, it was guilty not to carry out the orders of a superior. However, it is not guilty to hit accurately. Henrich had the right to raise the muzzle of the gun by one centimeter. Because there is conscience outside the law, when the two conflict, conscience is the highest code of conduct.
Hannah is emotionally rough, she does not have the delicate emotions of compassion and compassion, and she lacks the ability to empathize. The way she treated Jews was no different from the way she treated Mike. She handles everything according to her self-perception, simple and direct.
Several female guards, with the exception of Hannah, framed her as the leader of the order and prepared the SS report. Hannah did not defend herself and silently accepted the accusations against herself.
Mike, on the other hand, knew it wasn't true, and he wanted to tell the truth he knew, that Hannah was illiterate. But he didn't open his mouth in the end.
Hannah's reluctance to say in court that she was illiterate stemmed from her self-esteem. She had always felt deeply inferior to herself for being illiterate, and she hid the fact that she was illiterate on every occasion, even if she faced life imprisonment.
Mike didn't tell the truth because he respected Hannah's choice to keep his secret, and partly because he didn't want anyone else to know about his relationship with Hannah. In particular, what Hannah did as an SS disgraced Mike. The teenager has grown up, and the love that once wanted to be known to the world has become a secretive past.
<h1>3. Penalties</h1>
Years later, after experiencing a family upheaval, Mike remembered Hannah in prison, so he began to read famous books and record them on tape to send to Hannah in prison.
This was a turning point in Hannah's prison life, and the tapes injected a glimmer of anticipation and vitality into her heart-to-hearted life. Therefore, she wants to improve herself, break down the barrier of inferiority, and make herself able to match Mike. So she borrowed her first book.
She listened to Mike's voice, learning word by word. When she could finally write down some words crookedly, she wrote a letter to Mike, still in her simple and straightforward way.
"Thank you last time, I liked it a lot" "Please send more romance" "Got the letter?" Reply, boy"
She looked forward to Mike's reply, because she began to love, and her emotions were enlightened, but they did not get a response. Mike doesn't write back because he doesn't want to give Hannah too many expectations. What he did was not because of love, but simply because of redemption, hoping that Hannah would repent of her past as an SS.
Through reading, Hannah understood a lot of truths, and her chaotic thoughts began to wake up. Judging by her act of donating money to Jewish survivors, she more or less understood her sins. Thus I also feel that I am rejected by society, and my heart is extremely painful. And when caught in this vortex of self-loathing and self-abandonment, Mike's love is her only lifesaver.
As she was about to get out of prison and meet Mike, Mike removed his hand from her hand, and Hannah's heart grew cold.
Mike asked, "Have you thought about what used to happen?" Hannah's eyes lit up again, "You mean our past?" But Mike said, "No, it's none of our business, it's what you did before." That's what Mike has been obsessing over the years.
In her previous relationship, Hannah was giving and taking, and did not feel passive and helpless. However, when she overcomes the biggest inferiority in her life and learns to read, she thinks that she can finally enter Mike's world, even if society abandons her, and Mike can become her last reliance. Who knew all Mike wanted was her repentance and redemption, and that the door to love had been closed. She wanted a reader, and Mike wanted to be a ferryman.
Therefore, she was desperate, everything in the world was no longer nostalgic, and death became her only choice.
<h1>Fourth, the end</h1>
Hannah is an illiterate and illiterate who simply follows her education to determine her code of conduct. So even though she accepted the prison sentence, she didn't understand what she had done wrong.
What is even more tragic is that Hannah, after waking up from her state of ignorance through reading, is instead plunged into an uncontrollable vortex of pain. She used death to complete her self-redemption.
After Hannah's death, Mike's question was answered. He understood that Hannah had repented, and as such, he no longer considered Hannah a disgrace and told Hannah's story frankly to his daughter. Hannah's redemption with her life also allows Mike to complete his self-redemption.
A grain of sand of the times, falling on everyone's head is a mountain. The tragedy of Hannah's life is the sadness of the individual body, and it is the sadness of the times!
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