Little Farmer Big Star

The next morning, when the warden Norton used a stone to insight into the huge poster hanging on the wall and found that Andy had escaped from prison.

A person who had never appeared in this world walked into an international bank.

Before this, this person did not exist, only existed on the file.

This person is Randall Stevens, who was fictionalized out of thin air when Andy was laundering money for Warden Norton.

Mr. Stevens has all the documents to prove that he really exists in this world.

This person who walked into the international bank is naturally Andy.

It's just that Andy at this time is no longer Andy, but Mr. Randall Stevens.

Andy turned into Mr. Stevens and took away all the money in an account. When he was in prison, Andy laundered the warden Norton, which originally belonged to Norton's black money.

Andy went to 12 banks and took away all Norton's laundered money.

The money that Norton has collected for 19 years is now owned by Andy.

"Good job! Have fun!" When seeing this, all the audience in the cinema cheered so loudly.

"It's so beautiful!" Everyone thought so.

The prison warden Norton’s black money was originally shameless. After Andy was washed white, if it all belonged to Norton, God would be too unsightly.

Now, all this money belongs to Andy, which is simply a delight to the people, even if it is a kind of compensation for Andy's 19 years of imprisonment.

All the audiences were very happy, and it was a delight to speak directly.

And it makes them feel that the joy is still to come.

When Andy was withdrawing money, he also asked one of the banks to send him a letter.

That letter exposed the warden Norton of Shawshank Prison for corruption, money laundering, murder and other crimes. The prison guard captain, as Norton’s accomplice, was also guilty.

The Lord’s trial came quickly, and the inspector who arrested the warden Norton and the prison guard captain, soon drove into Shawshank prison.

In the office, Norton first saw in the newspapers that he was suspected of embezzlement, money laundering, murder and other crimes, and then he heard the alarm sound, and he was shocked.

He hurriedly opened the safe and took out the account book that Andy had used when he was doing the billing for him.

At this time, the ledger in the safe is naturally no longer the real ledger, and the real ledger has been dropped by Andy before he escaped from prison.

Norton only took out a bible that Andy put there from the safe. The front page of the bible read, "Dear warden, you are right. The way of salvation is Andy Dufran. "

Then, inside the Bible, there is a hollowed out part. The empty part is in the shape of a hammer.

Obviously, the hammer used by Andy to dig the tunnel has been hidden in the bible to avoid prison inspection.

Not long after Andy was in jail, Norton went to Andy’s cell to check and found that Andy was reading the Bible. He said that he was very happy to see Andy reading the Bible. He also said to Andy, “The way of salvation is in it.”

Originally, Norton meant that asking Andy to help him launder money and then be able to live a relatively good life in prison is such a way of salvation.

Now, Andy has dug a passage to freedom with a hammer-billed hammer hidden in the Bible, truly realizing self-salvation.

At this time, it is so ironic to recall what Norton said to Andy, "The way of salvation is in it".

"Pretty! It's so beautiful!" Everyone in the movie hall cheered again.

Andy's hand is undoubtedly more beautiful than before. It not only took Norton's money, but also pushed Norton to death.

There is no doubt that what is waiting for Norton will be an indefinite prison disaster. He will put on a prison uniform and experience the pain of losing his freedom.

Of course, all of this is Norton deserved.

The inspector was on the playground and took away the prison guard captain. As Norton's accomplice, waiting for him would also be a prison disaster.

In front of the office window, Norton witnessed the process of being taken away by the prison guard captain, and saw the inspector approaching his office after the prison guard captain was taken away.

He knew that he was the one that the inspector would take away next.

He didn't mean to do it obediently. He took out a pistol from the drawer and loaded it with bullets. When the inspector came to the door, he raised the pistol.

Just when the audience thought that he was going to shoot at the inspector, he shot himself in the jaw.

He shot himself!

This made all the audience feel a little surprised, Norton did not choose to go to jail, but chose to commit suicide.

But in any case, Norton ended up like this, making the audience feel very happy, good and evil will eventually be rewarded.

After Norton's death, the Norton gang in Shawshank prison soon fell.

Reid received a letter from Andy, which was sent by Andy before leaving the country.

When Rhett was reading the letter, Andy was driving a convertible sports car, galloping on a wide road, wearing a pair of sunglasses, the wind blowing his hair, and a faint smile on his face.

At this time Andy had crossed the border and was heading towards Zihuatanejo in Mexico. He crawled over the muddy sewer, smeared in sin, and was finally reborn on the other shore.

This kind of scene made all the audience in the theater just feel the scalp tingling, and there was a strange emotion in their hearts.

At this time, everyone just felt that Andy was so handsome!

There is no doubt that such a set of shots is one of the most classic shots in the entire movie.

Andy has been reborn on the other side of the ocean, and life in the future is already beautiful, but what will be the final fate of Reid?

Reid is a good friend of Andy, and can also be regarded as the protagonist of this work. The audience is also very concerned about Reid.

Especially after Andy left, Rhett confessed, "I have to remind myself that some birds cannot be kept in cages. Their wings are too eye-catching. When they fly away, you will know very well in your heart. It’s a crime to lock them up, but what’s helpless is their departure, leaving your place empty. I think, I just miss my friend.”

Rhett's monologue makes people feel a little sad. He misses his friend Andy, but he is sincerely happy for Andy's freedom.

This makes the audience more concerned about Rhett's next destiny. Can Rhett be free like Andy?

More importantly, after he is free, can he adapt well to life outside, and can he live outside?

Reid has been in prison for a full forty years, only ten years less than Lao Bu, and he has also been constitutionalized by the prison.

If Rhett is truly free, he is likely to die like Lao Bu, because he cannot adapt to life outside.

But the audience still hope that Rhett can live freely, because Andy has left Rhett with the hope of living outside before he escapes from prison.

The audience believes that if Rhett is truly free, he will live outside instead of ending up like Lao Bu.

The key question is, can Reid be free?

Everyone hopes that Reid can really be free, and then reunite with Andy in the outside world.

How wonderful would that be?

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