I still remember watching those extra cheesy movies. The movies in which everything is great in the first half or foggy, everything is blurry and as soon as the interval sign comes. Things start clearing up. Clear enough to see the problem. They hook us up to the hero and the crisis. We forget about the circumstances which created those crisis. All we care about is Happy Ending and hero just swooping in from one side of the screen and saving everyone.

Honestly. Reality is so much different. But what if the Hero himself needs saving? Just because he is the hero. No one even ask him do you even want to do what you are doing? They show the villian as some guy who is evil from the time he was born. As if he was born to be the Bad Guy. The Hero could be a crook or wicked but as soon as the heroine appears to help him, he walks away but villian is nothing short of Hero other than the heroine never appeared. He is the most grey character in the movie yet we are happy seeing him die. The Hero saves the GIRL. But what if she doesn't even want to get saved? What if even she wants to, you just can't because she is way too fucked up.

You can't save everyone because if you can then there would be no social evil or villian in this particular manner. And what does saving even means? Just because you don't act particularly how the society wants you to, you are different. You need to change. It doesn't matter how you do it. You have the urge to save. Sometimes it better to let someone go and not save.

The world we live in is Grey. And you have only choices which are White or Black. If you choose Black. Everyone will think you need saving. and If you chose white. You Fucking have to Save everyone. But then wasn't it upto the people to choose between Jesus and a murderer? And what did they chose? Yeah. He was the Christ. Son of God. He didn't need anyone's saving. He performed miracles. Yet he was crucified. Same way I guess not everyone needs to be saved. Some battles and some people need to save themselves.