A Clockwork Orange (II)
They could beat up the old beggar who sat on the street and sang songs alone seriously. They would fight with another group of blackguards like wild beasts. They would drive a sports car on the road very fast no matter what or who this car would hit. They would come to a suburban villa, and beat the host of the villa into a crippled man and rape the hostess with masks on their faces. After Alex got back to his home and turned on the ldquo;Beethovenrsquo;s Ninth Symphonyrdquo;, he would feel very comfortable. This was how Alex used to spend one of his days.
Alex always showed up as a leader when they did such crimes. However, his autarchy and peremptoriness brought out the dissatisfaction among his other partners. Under his principle as to ldquo;guide your inspiration with the musicrdquo;, he harshly punished those two persons who disobeyed with his orders, which planted the seed of things going afterward. In another event to search for the excitement, Alex was sold out by his partners to the police. His charge on murder was confirmed, and he was also sentenced for the imprisonment. There, he experienced the darkness of the prison. Of course, he also received the so-called enlightenment. In fact, the story of the film only started after all these things occurred.
At that time, there was an undergoing presidential election, so the debate between the two parties on the reform of the political system inside the prison became the focus of the public. The ruling party suggested they should use the ldquo;brainwashing methodrdquo; which was just invented out to change a prisoner into a good guy based on the ground as there were too many prisoners in jails. However, the opposition party believed the proposal from the ruling party was a bad idea.
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