An expression of despair, but Andy was exactly the opposite.

He is fair and fair, wears a pair of gold-rimmed glasses, has brown hair, has small and nimble hands, and his nails are always trimmed neatly and cleanly.

He has always remained calm and composed, with an unswerving belief in his heart. Even if he is locked up in this high gray wall, he still has a light that comes from his heart. His eyes never look dull.

When walking in the prison, he always held his head high and walked briskly, as if he was walking on the way home. There were delicious meals and good women waiting for him at home. He thought that the long nightmare would eventually end one day.

I think the biggest difference is that the prisoners in the prison have lost their freedom, are confused and have no hope!

But he is different, he has always had an invisible cloak of freedom.

In prison, he relied on his unyielding soul and shrewd financial management to fight for a safe world for himself.

He used his tax knowledge to help guard Harry avoid taxes, just to get three bottles of cold beer for the inmates who were renovating the roof, so that they could experience the long-lost sense of freedom. Not only did he help almost all the jailers file taxes, he also helped the warden.

Norton laundered money and was Norton's right-hand man and silent partner.

From being a laundryman to a librarian, through his perseverance in writing letters to the state Congress, he successfully expanded and enriched the Shawshank library into the best prison library, helped more prisoners study, passed academic exams, and won almost all

Treat people with kindness.

The arrival of a young man, Tommy, temporarily broke his inner peace. Tommy accidentally learned the inside story of Andy's wife's murder. Andy was a little distraught after knowing the truth, so he found Warden Norton, hoping to get Tommy to help him.

He testified to clear himself of his grievances, but the greedy Norton didn't want to do that. He didn't want to let Andy go. How useful it would be to have such a puppy by his side who could help him file taxes and launder money.

This incident allowed Andy to see Norton's true face and broke all Andy's illusions. He made up his mind to leave here on his own, and finally mysteriously escaped from the prison one night and ran towards the free sky!

Some birds are born to be unable to be caged. Their feathers are too bright, their songs are too sweet, and they are too wild! So you can only let them go, otherwise when you open the cage to feed them one day, they will find a way to grow up.

And go.

And Andy is that kind of bird.

He struggled to escape from the prison through the dirty and disgusting sewer pipe, climbed out from the other end innocently, and ran towards the blue Pacific Ocean!

Andy spent 19 years and patience, using a hand hammer not much bigger than a pencil, to dig a road to freedom. Andy's cellmate Red thought it would take 600 years to dig. The tools are in different hands.

The effect is different, and Andy used it to open up a path to freedom.
Chapter completed!