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The film poignantly captures this dilemma in a pivotal scene: Oppenheimer’s speech to fellow scientists celebrating victory, juxtaposed with his silent awareness of the devastation they've wrought. The bomb’s first detonations—most famously at Hiroshima—are portrayed with a mixture of awe, horror, and inevitable tragedy. The quote from the Bhagavad Gita, "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds," underscores the spiritual and moral gravity of his actions, suggesting a profound acknowledgment of human hubris and destruction.