A Final Sacrifice: Captain Mbaye Diagne

Instinct determines action and overwhelms vision and humanity. One of the most primitive but one of the deepest instincts is survival instinct. Self-defense is deeply rooted in every aspect of life, including the lives of people today. Therefore deviating from this most natural way of life helps to save the lives of others This is a very remarkable behavior. Holocaust is an example of historical era, protection often takes precedence because of its malicious nature.

Some people are trying to stop genocide in Rwanda and try to protect fragile Tutsi. These included Romeo Darrell (Lieutenant General of Canada), Henry Kwami Anidoho (Deputy Commander of UN Military Organization in Ghana), Pieratonio Costa (Italian Diplomat who saved many lives), Antonia Locatelli ( Italian volunteer, 1992, Actual Two). A few years ago) Genocide tried to rescue 300 or 400 tits by appealing to officials of the international community, later Murder by Interahamwe, Jacqueline Mukansonera (a Hutus woman who saved tussi during mass slaughter), Paul Rusesabagina (nominated by Oscar Film) Hotel Rwanda is based on his story), Carl Wilkens (the only American who chose to stay in Rwanda during the massacre), André Sibomana (president of the hut and a journalist who saved many lives ) And Captain Mbaye Diagne (Senegal of UNAMIR) officers, they saved a lot of lives before) he was killed)

After the governor's daughter Elizabeth Swan was mistakenly abducted by Barbosa for blood donation, a young blacksmith William Turner cooperated with eccentric pirate "Captain" Jack Sparrow to save her life. Without blood donation, Barbosa and his crew will be anciently cursed and destined for eternity. In the future context of British dyspea, V For Vendetta is talking about the story of Evey Hammond rescued from a dead situation because Shadow Freedom Warrior wore a Guy Fawkes mask. "When Eve learns the truth about the mysterious background of V, she also becomes introspective, eventually becomes his impossible side and regains freedom and justice in cruelty and corruption-filled society.

In the latter half of Aida, our main mezzo-soprano is sad and tough. She is trying to sacrifice the newly discovered freedom for the loved ones - the Egyptian defender Raddams live and buried to save Aida and her father, the king of Ethiopia, for the life imprisonment I am trying to do. At that time, my core identity seems to have undergone a major change. Because we are involved, or because we know each other in kindergarten, I am no longer thankful for the concerns, judgments, opinions and beliefs of others. The assimilation mechanism was dismantled. I do not know those people anymore.