Remembering that the genius is on the left and the madman is on the right, everyone has such or such a "crazy" moment, confused, desperate, anxious, happy, painful, escaping, every emotion seems to come uncontrollably, and finally They are all drowning in time, nothing more. Susanna was curious about Lisa at first, depended on it or liked it. It was what Lisa thought was the truth that scared Susanna. Who is the real one? Susanna is still in her own world in the end, but it is just a form of writing. Or maybe what Susanna wants to go back is the freedom she wants. Facing the real death, she is afraid, is she enlightened?
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