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In cinema, the life of an assassin is often a solitary one.
The demands of being a killer are enough to fill a man’s time.
The fewer people around him, the fewer chances for error or tragedy.
And then there are the philosophical questions: How can one participate in life when your occupation is death? Can a killer give life and nurture it properly? These questions also haunt our veterans, coming home to their families after killing abroad.
Settling down becomes a new struggle, especially when money is low and employment options dwindle.
As the world becomes more violent and less hospitable, the business of murder endures.
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