In a place near the end of the film, in order to convince her partners of the importance of unity, the heroine was the first to set an example by donating crystals and then being petrified. How much trust is required for this! I was thinking to myself, would I be willing to do such a role in my own words? To be a paving stone for the future? This thought flashed by, not only because of the question of whether my dedication was enough, but also because I subconsciously retorted myself in my mind at that time: tell myself, no - it won't be like that Yes, my identity is definitely more than just a stepping stone. The days are so long and the time has passed so much, is it a question of stepping stones now I'm a little shaken, I hope all I want is time, I'm afraid I have to admit that I seem to have a serious procrastination like Marx . If I continue to procrastinate, I don't know when I will be able to finish the current task. I also had a feeling before, that I must be fast this time, and I can't say that my feeling was wrong - after all, I finished a part in the end. But the problem with the effect of the subject is that there are too many materials that may be presented. Whether I continue to spend time on this subject or not, I have to learn this kind of selflessness and dedication from the heroines in the film.
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