I used a very chicken soup title - "Facing Your Inner Fear", which was also one of the two books I bought when I first felt that I needed to learn some psychology. There was also a book called "Inferiority and Transcendence".
The author Fritz Liman divides each person's fears into four types: (based on the principle of the planetary operation of the earth, rotation, revolution, centripetal force and centrifugal force as the model)
Fear of surrendering yourself - split personality
Fear of being yourself - melancholic personality
Fear of Change - Obsessive Personality
Fear of established laws - hysterical personality
The protagonists in the movie, everyone has their own fears, which are transformed into figurative scenes on the screen, and they are everyone's weaknesses.
In the second part, the love received in childhood is the light of growing up.
As the protagonists grow up, as they grow older, they forget the courage and determination of the year.
In the end, defeating the "clown" also relies on speaking skills, relying on the use of IT psychological loneliness and fear. (temporary)
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