Shawshank s Redemption Aftermath. Do we need salvation in our lives?

After watching this movie, I didn't have such doubts as the questioner, because the strength I drew from the movie was already of great value.

So at first I had some doubts about redemption, so I found the following passage: "However, in the nineties of the twentieth century, the famous director Frank Darabont extracted the banker's story from Stephen King's Four Tales of Spring, seemingly unintentionally. Subsequently, a great movie was born. The name of the film is "The Shawshank Redemption", a story about redemption in an era of lack of faith.

So, in this film, what Derabont wants to show is the redemption of whom?

Without any freedom to argue, the ingenious Attorney General handed Andy's life over to Shawshank's long years. The wronged banker will not be resigned to fate, but Shawshank is not a blessed land, and someone was beaten to death on the first night. "Give your faith to God and your body to me.

The warden's remarks were very explicit, and he meant nothing more than "here you are not free, you must do anything unconditionally, without any unrealistic illusions, it belongs to God", and thus began a struggle for dignity and humanity, but in this struggle, the Redeemer is not God.

The Redeemer is two words: hope. The redeemed is also two words: freedom. “

Seeing this, I also understand that the meaning of salvation is a kind of pursuit of self-freedom, the pursuit of hope, and from this point of view, every one of us living in this society should embark on a road of self-redemption!

Saw it very early, very good movie.

Impressions:

After watching the whole movie, what impressed me the most was Andy's efforts to expand the library in prison and his final escape. Andy, a man who works in a bank, is naturally full of books and knowledge. He is well-versed in all things politics and economics, and gives me the impression that he is a mathematical genius, and as long as it is about economics, nothing seems to be able to stump him.

Because of this, he was reused by the prison warden for the purpose of laundering money, and he naturally became a celebrity in the prison for leniency.

Once he was transferred to work in the library, he told his fellow inmates that he was going to ask for money to expand the library, and they both felt that this was impossible. So he wrote a letter a week to **, day after day, his letters were only sent, but not sent back, a year passed, it was still like this, but he did not give up, he still insisted on writing, and after another year, his efforts had a small result, and he began to write two letters a week. His amazing perseverance was hard for me to believe.

The 19 years in prison were unbearable for him, and he wanted to leave this hellish place, and he had escaped from the passage he had dug for 19 years, and had crossed the sewers, and the stench was not something that ordinary people could endure and it was a long distance.

Andy's endurance is unimaginable, digging channels for 19 years and writing letters for three years. I really admire this kind of perseverance, and I should work hard in my studies like him, and persevere in Daruma without goals.