Documentary Analysis: The Parallel Between Two Inmates

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I found the documentary interesting. The parallel between the two inmates dying in the documentary was an interesting narrative choice. The one inmate that died of cancer and the other one that was sentenced to death were the only two inmates to have been free, even though it was through death. Both inmates appeared at peace with their death as well. The older inmate in particular appeared accepted his guilt and his repentance, and in the end realized was aware of what he did was wrong. The other inmate sentenced to death was much more complicated. He appeared to be less emotional and it was hard to tell whether he was actually guilty, or just trying to remain calm under his circumstance. What the warden said about Christians being able
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