[The Shawshank Redemption] A Prison Doctor's Story

It's so touching that there are people who are so unpopular. A light story, but not frivolous in emotion. Without blending into each other's lives, what saves each other is the loneliness in their hearts. I don't need your hand to lift me up, I just need you to talk to me along the way. Although there are very few fans of this movie, the idea is still very special.

I don't know why I watch this story over and over again. I am very happy to see that the author did not choose the easier way of creation that most people do: because he is creating a fanfic about men's prisons, it is "natural" to set the protagonist as a man, a male prison guard, a male prisoner, or something else. Because it is difficult to imagine a woman traveling in this "small society". No matter how bad this small society is, she does not have a ticket. Just like in more and broader themes, there is a lack of admission tickets, so the female author's thoughts are helplessly and unapologetically poured into every male body. No, I am not criticizing other works. After all, this is a very cold pit. It would be good to have fans. A few cases cannot constitute a sample. All I can say is that I was pleasantly surprised when I read this article. A woman, a prison doctor. She is a bystander on the sidelines, one who is part of it but never accepted into that "system." She relied on her wisdom and irreplaceable expertise to gain a place, but that was it. Her position was "ad hoc" and there was no room for her to go up or down. She seemed to have a transcendent status, but in fact she was alone here, relying only on the "mercy" of the superior. She cannot climb the system like a prison guard, nor can she socialize like a prisoner with fists and a few unspoken jokes. As mentioned in the first chapter, if she were not a close confidant of the warden, she might not survive three days. The prisoners are trapped by the walls, just as Louise is trapped by the warden's chain of interests - but what is really locking them away? There is also a female prison doctor in the American TV series "Prison Break". She is also beautiful, smart, and comes from a wealthy family. I once watched this drama because of its reputation. The plot is really exciting. I followed the incomparably handsome male protagonist into the prison world and saw all the forces. The barrage couldn't wait to tell me that this person will change his mind and that person will clear his name. In short, everyone has very exciting stories and corresponding actions. She is beautiful and safe, and the protagonist only has a few words to flirt with her, so she doesn't have to worry about overt and covert swords, allowing everyone to have a change of air in the tense and exciting prison struggle - until I saw one of the episodes of prison riots. The prison doctor closed the door in time, but a large group of prisoners quickly gathered outside the door, laughing ferociously and kicking the door, shouting that they wanted to go in and "dance" with the doctor. The doctor was so frightened that she clenched the scalpel tightly but could not restrain her fear of death. But soon, the male protagonist climbed into the ventilation duct and came to save the beauty, and the relationship between the two heated up - I turned off the video. I can no longer watch this show and immerse myself in the protagonist's adventures as happily as I did in the previous episodes. It's starting to make me feel really miserable. Dear Louise, maybe one day we will look up from the books and day-to-day life and realize that we have to escape the high walls of Shawshank. But where is our Zihuatanejo?

Great writing! I didn't expect to see Xiao Shengke's fans!!! Praise greatly