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Reynold 2022-03-20 09:01:36
SUSANNA'S THIRD WAY …
1. Movie translations
There are three translations for movies.
Soul Shifting Girl confuses me and solves it.
"Breakpoint Girl" is a literal translation, but Breakpoint has a value judgment in it. The underlying meaning is that SUSANNA has gone astray. They are not on the right track.... -
Jedidiah 2022-04-20 09:01:38
Is it mental illness or adolescence? Maybe we've all gone crazy
In recent years, I have watched several movies about mental illness, such as Leaping Over the Lunatic Asylum, The Line of Happiness behind the Dark Cloud, Side Effects, etc. I have read the famous genius on the left and the lunatic on the right. My biggest feeling is that the so-called...
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Cecil 2022-01-26 08:15:37
500 years later, I will see Winona Ryder, and Julie is in such a meaningful exploration of the boundary between madness and reality. I once read a book where the genius is on the left and the lunatic is on the right. Behind the seemingly madness, the heroine is exploring herself. Borderline personality may not be a kind of mental illness. In friends, suicide, and treatment, the contradictory tears of self and then carefully pieced together, combined with the background of that era, if there is a seemingly righteous voice for the Beat generation.
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Destini 2022-03-23 09:01:43
The psychological process is very rough, and it is very difficult to recognize myself. Winona Ned's eyes are sharp, confused, critical, and clear, and there are dramas~
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Susanna: You know, taking us for ice creams in a blizzard... makes you wonder who the real whack jobs are.
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Valerie: [about Daisy] What would you have said to her?
Susanna: I don't know. That I was sorry. That I will never know what it was like to be her. But I know what it's like to want to die. How it hurts to smile. How you try to fit in but you can't. You hurt yourself on the outside to try to kill the thing on the inside.
Valerie: Susanna, it's all well and good to tell me all this; but you gotta tell some of this to your doctors.
Susanna: How the hell am I supposed to recover when I don't even understand my disease?
Valerie: But you do understand it. You spoke very clearly about it a second ago. But I think what you've gotta do is put it down. Put it away. Put it in your notebook, but get it out of yourself. Away so you can't curl up with it anymore.
Susanna: Lisa thinks it's a gift. That it lets you see the truth.
Valerie: Lisa's been here for eight years.
Susanna: [crying] I'm so sorry. I was a bitch. I was a bitch.
Valerie: Don't drop anchor here, you understand?
Susanna: [narrating] When you don't want to feel, death can seem like a dream. But seeing death, really seeing it, makes dreaming about it fucking ridiculous. Maybe, there's a moment growing up when something peels back... Maybe, maybe, we look for secrets because we can't believe our minds...
[overlapping words]
Susanna: All I know is that I began to feel things again. Whatever I was, I knew there was only one way back to the world and that was to use the place to talk. So I saw the great and wonderful Dr. Wick three times a week and I let her hear every thought in my head.
