When one of the hardest-to-resist diehards, the mayor of the Count, was lying like a lunatic in the chocolate world, the film announced that the war of asceticism headed by the mayor was completely defeated! The reason why religion is accepted by the people is because it promotes bright things, and if it is blindly suppressed, then resistance is a matter of time. I personally think that the most interesting thing about this film is the mayor. He is a staunch Christian, to the point of paranoia, but he is not evil. When he knew that Josephine suffered domestic violence, he acted decisively, He vowed to reform Sage, but unfortunately this product is really difficult to transform. The film's expulsion of this fierce and stupid superfluous person from the town is really just right. Everyone who stayed in the town wrote a new chapter for the town. Josephine found herself in the identity of the cafe owner. The young Pastor Henry swayed the elegance that was not suppressed by the mayor. As for the adults themselves, they finally got rid of the shackles and gathered up the courage to take a small step towards love. The happiest thing is that Laux, who was blown away by the sly north wind, was soon sent back to Vivian by the warm south wind. The perfect ending drew a full stop in everyone's brains.
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