The full text tells a story of loneliness and despair under the guise of comedy, and the background music is singled out, which is ethereal and desolate
Right now, "Don't Tell Sarah" is playing in the earphones, and it is a man's humming from beginning to end, just like this movie, it is the imagination of the hero from beginning to end. What he thought was an uninhabited island in the South Pacific was just a back mountain that was rarely inhabited, the friend he thought was just a corpse washed up on the beach, and the love affair he deliberately created was in a handmade wooden bus a joke. But from the beginning to the end, the hero's emotions are so pure, pure anger, pure joy and finally pure disappointment.
All the memories of the hero are illusions, but he tried so hard to realize the unreachable illusions, the wooden bus, the elaborate decorations, the humble movie studio, the book with the red cover. It was as if capturing these memories could capture the girl.
But on the way to survive, he did not take away those exquisite memories, but rambled about his life with the corpse on his back.
You are in a gray world of ice and snow, so the only thing you can do is to hug everyone around you and talk to them about your life in the cold wind. But you didn't expect that in the end, the person you risked your life to save was the one you hugged and kept warm in the ice and snow.
So in the end, the male protagonist rushed down the beach with the body in his arms. He paddled the water and said I would take you away. He said you should talk to me. He said I was your friend. He said I beg you.
I beg you not to die.
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