The Risk & Danger of Rescue

Just finished watching the movie "47 METERS DOWN."  Two sisters went to Mexico on adventure that they wont ever forget. Well, if ever one  of them or two of them will end up alive. A story of thrill seekers who want to forget a sad event, but being brokenhearted wont solve anything by having this kind of "adventure." Risking your life being the "baits" for sharks, hungry wicked sharks are no fun at all. Who in her right mind will use themselves as "baits." It may sound innocently been filmed but if you are a normal human being will you go inside the cage (hoisted down below the ocean so that they can watch what's happening down below, how the school of fish behave and swims and how sharks behave and move)  and then watch the sharks down below the ocean while these cold blooded mammals attack your cage and perhaps wait for their turn to engulf your body and torn every flesh of yours? It's not adventure, it's not fun and it's simply stupid.

The movie offers a moral lesson that even if you are probably a professional swimmer or scuba diver and you know how sharks behave and attack  or how great you are of the depths of the water in the ocean, still is very dangerous down there. Many professional scuba divers died doing their jobs, rescuing irresponsible individuals who do not know the dangers.

You know this is the same with those mountain climbers who risked their lives climbing steep rugged mountains and then here comes the rescuers with million dollars budget (task force on the ground, helicopter search and rescue)  to rescue the law offender who got stuck inside the ice shelf. What if some of the rescuers died helping you? Then what if the helicopter and the pilot suffered a crash? The next thing you know? What You are to be slapped with millions of dollars to pay for all the irresponsible and the stupidity you had done in the name of adventure. Such a daring, superlative action of misfit.

It's not that no one would like to rescue another human being or save the life or lives of another individual but think ahead in advance DO SOMETHING GOOD without risking your life or risking the life of another individual. Suicide? If you are suicidal, that's your own prerogative.

In THE WALKING DEAD, Michonne and Rosita backed out from Daryl's plan of attack. Is their objective different from Daryl and Morgan? Or because the attack plan at Negan's HQ is sort of suicidal?