And in front of the doll's grave, when Lars said hesitantly to the girl beside him, let's go for a walk, I couldn't help shouting YES, thinking that a movie would only be full of heart and soul.
As plain as me, I really thought it was an excellent case of psychology.
And the emergence of a case, of course, can cure him ultimately lies in himself, but during this period, if the key people around him are fortunate, all the friends can unite, accompany him, not let him be lonely, let him escape from his own world Slowly finding a way out of it is something that can only be done with great strength and love.
Lars is lucky.
He met a group of lovely and kind people. From my sister-in-law to my colleagues, from the priest to everyone in the church... All the residents of the town because of him, have a beautiful story together.
In the stories he compiled, Lars went from being silent to being willing to actively communicate, from physical cleanliness to accepting touch, from inner closure to starting to pay attention to a girl...
Every step requires his own efforts and the strength of those around him. spiritual support.
Only then can treatment be truly effective.
PS: How long has it been since I wrote my afterthought? Why do I feel like I'm getting more and more alienated from it? Totally powerless...
Impressive, I'm very impetuous today
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