This movie made me feel full of love and healing. After reading it, I felt that this ending was unreal and beautiful. After all, the era in which the story took place was not tolerant of same-sex love, which also meant that the love of the two protagonists needed how much loneliness and courage. Let's see a gentle ending. Carol finally gave up custody in a monologue that reminded me of a sentence Li Yinhe said, whether a person wants an easy life or a happy life. If it is easy to live, one needs to sacrifice personal happiness to surrender. How will you choose? The selection process was hard Abby asked Carol before Carol and Therese on their road trip "she's young, do you know what she's doing" Carol replied "I don't know, I never knew" I wonder if Carol at this point has noticed My feelings for Therese have become a little out of control. People have always been too conceited about their control over their feelings. I don't think Carol ever thought or designed that he would be attracted to each other with Therese at this point. However, After finding out that the two were taped for the first time, they were coerced and beaten by reality and instinctively chose to separate. I think Therese woke up naked the next day and saw Abby sitting opposite. The first sentence was she is gone? Is she gone? It means that he also understands the reality that Carol will leave. But fortunately, Carol finally made the choice not to suppress her own nature, and she walked towards Therese without any worries after she was good to herself and Rindy. This is also why therese is common and Carol is rare. Most homosexuals compromise because of family and reality, and very few people go to their lovers with loneliness. That's why this movie made me feel warm and healed that Carol didn't fail Therese and she didn't fail herself. And Therese has a big love on her face. Even if she said no when carol invited her to live with you, you can clearly see her undulating shoulders and chaotic breathing. I don't think Therese grows up to reject people. Now, it's a common pair of lovers, a person who is sad, and arrogant at this time. Although she doesn't hate Carol, she will inevitably feel a little resentful. However, she loves Carol too much in her bones, and the ending of the full love that is equivalent to her first love is also happy to see.
The first time I watched it, I only thought that Carol was too beautiful and radiant. After watching it a few times, I felt that Therese of Little Bunny was even more brilliant and memorable. A few details I liked very much in the whole film. The first one is when Carol gave up everything he had been fighting for to go to Therese at the end and said I was hoping you might like to come live with me, but I guess you won't, would you? Don't give up: I wish you could move in and live with me, but I guess you won't, do you? The emotions and expressions of the Demon King here are very wonderful. When he said "I guess you won't", he still said it casually with self-sarcasm and pretended to be relaxed, but then he said that "really?" that kind of hopeful and cautious mood. It's all written on the face The second is Jake. After recognizing Therese, Carol put her hand on Therese's shoulder and squeezed it gently when she was about to leave. Notice that Therese took a deep breath and closed her eyes. Eyelashes trembled. It’s clear!!) The emotions in these few seconds are too full.
Ps: I feel that the little bunny must have fallen in love with the devil during the filming, and I can’t see netizens leave a message on youtube saying that Mara is too deep in the play
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