Don's presentation to Kodak in the last episode was particularly interesting, it was a fantastic presentation. One by one, the memories with his wife and children moved the client (sorry, I also cried). This power is like what Don said: It's delicate, but potent.
Tang is a person who has no home since he was a child. He works alone and seeks self-worth and identity alone. I don't understand the meaning of family, and I have done a lot of things that go against the family. Maybe he found a little family warmth in that icy Kodak machine that brought him back to those happy times he didn't notice.
But maybe he was too busy, he forgot that life is not a merry-go-round, there is no time machine in life, some wounds that have been caused are irreparable, and some people may turn your back on her and she is no longer there.
"Teddy told me that in Greek, nostalgia literally means the pain from an old wound.
It's a twinge in your heart far more powerful than memory alone.
This device isn't a space ship. It's a time machine.
It goes backwards, forwards.
It takes us to a place where we ache to go again.
It's not called the wheel. It's called the carousel.
It lets us to travel the way a child travels.
Around and around and back home again...
To a place where we know we are loved."
(But when he back home again, there is no one...)
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