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A desperate gangster took all the passengers on the plane hostage; a paranoid man refused to leave his territory and used the lives of hundreds of brainwashed followers as bargaining chips; a heavily armed racial radical hid in a cabin and used federal agents as targets to shoot at random; a baby disappeared, and the clue was that the kidnapper made an ominous phone call to his parents demanding ransom... This book is rich in content and contains a lot of knowledge and truth. What is it that tempts angels to fall? What is it that leads people to commit violent crimes? Is it the original nature of human nature, or is it the result of acquired circumstances? This is exactly the question that the author wants to explore.
Beautiful and wonderful
This novel, like the Ten Deadly Sins, is a real case written by the police. Whether it should be said or not, the truth is what touches people the most. This novel has both the ugliness and the shining points of human nature. It very truly shows the contradictions of human nature, and every case is well written and fascinating. To borrow a sentence from it, "If you want to seek light, you must first examine the darkness." Because only by experiencing darkness can we truly feel the value of light. Watching it carefully several times is really rewarding.
"If you want to seek light, you must first examine the darkness. Only after experiencing the darkness of despair can we better appreciate the value of light. From gangsters and drug lords who do whatever they want, to unscrupulous antisocial personality patients, to ruthless serial murderers... It may be because this book is written by former FBI agent James. From every case in this book, we can see the dark side of human nature, but inseparably, we can also find the shining point of human nature.
There are seven devils living in the human heart, which are the seven deadly sins: pride, jealousy, anger, laziness, greed, lust, and gluttony, but there are also seven angels, which are the seven virtues: humility, tolerance, gentleness, diligence, generosity, temperance, and chastity. What is it? Tempting angels to fall? What is it that leads people to commit violent crime? Is it the original nature of human nature, or is it the result of acquired circumstances? Angels and devils are just one thought of heaven and one year of hell in our own minds.
It's really good. It can stimulate your thinking while reasoning.