When Danger Comes

January 31 2017.

Recently I watched The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and there's a scene where Daniel Craig is asked by the bad guy to come back into the house.  He knows he shouldn't, but he still does it.  He wasn't forced, just asked politely.

The bad guy later says something like, "why'd you coming in?  You knew that it wasn't safe.  Why is it that we are more willing to put ourselves at risk than to offend?"

It's an interesting thought.

I feel that that's a true statement.

We think that if we are nice to these dangerous people they won't hurt us.  Not us.  We did everything right.

Such an interesting thought.

It happens in less serious situations as well.

We try to be nice to the dangerous people, in hopes that we can get them to do what we want.

The people that give us "a feeling" we almost act like it doesn't exist, and we challenge to see how close we can get.

It really is like playing with fire.

Until Tomorrow.