Tenderness in Heart of Wolf

nbsp;In the movie about World War II named quot;The name List of Schindlerquot;,panerai the Nazi officer Ambon Gottfried, who has fallen in love with a Jewish girl, finally chooses to show his sharp teeth to hide his cowardice and weakness. He has been falling in love with such a beautiful girl so near at hand, so near but yet so far. When he is maltreating her, I think that he must be also abusing himself at the same time. At last, he asks Schindler to buy this girl to give her a way out, and perhaps it is enough for him. This master of quot;killing artquot; after all is no more than a sheet iron plate. Perhaps in the heart of a wolf, there is still a little tenderness.
The captain Nazi officer in the film quot;The Black Bookquot; is a perpetrator, and at the same time he is also a victim. He has the same painful experiences as a Jew named Alice: Their loved persons all have died in the war, only leaving them two as the loner. He actually has found a job for Alice, and he even has let Alice go after that she exposes her identity as a Jews. After the war, he even has helped Alice to find the interior spy of the counteractive organization. He also has privately made peace with the counteractive organization. What is more, he has not killed any member of the counteractive organization.
In another film quot;The Pianistquot;, when the Jewish genius pianist is discovered by a Nazi officer in the ruins, the logical next plot should be that the Nazi officer would draw out a pistol without hesitation to shoot at the pianist to kill him. But the Nazi officer has not done like that, instead he actually asks the pianist to play the piano.

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