I didn't even see Mark cry when Lydia was in a vegetative state and was admitted to the hospital. In the first scene of the movie Mark was crying while watching the performance. Mark was also crying when he was helping Lydia with the snake that appeared at home, and Lydia was crying. Ya turned into a vegetative state, but he didn't, including Lydia's death in the end, Mark didn't cry. Every time Mark sheds tears for another woman. As for Lydia, when Mark went to see Lydia for the first time, it was because he could feel her loneliness, and her loneliness also came from another man, and the tears she was moved when she saw the wedding in the church were not for Mark. But why are they together, and every time Lydia asks Mark how he can make him forget her past, he says kiss me. When I see this, I feel that this is the real thing. How many people show love that is not real, or just out of the original intention of the moment, but not from the depths of their hearts. When I saw this, I said casually, Mark doesn't love Lydia at all, and someone next to me replied that Lydia doesn't love him either.
As for the other couple in the film, she didn't even know him, and he loved silently for so long, so unbelievable, he said, "These four years are his most sacred four years, take care of her, and do what she likes. things." Actually, I was shocked. Someone around me said whether he was mentally ill, but I replied casually that you are sick.
In fact, this reminds me of a movie "Lolita", two movies that seem to have nothing to do with each other, but they are both labeled as love movies, but because I saw someone like "Lolita" a few days ago because The love between the hero and Lolita, in fact, in my opinion, what he loves is not Lolita at all, Lolita is just a complex, what he loves is his first love when he was young, because that person died of illness Let yourself always have a heart for people of that age. Lolita represents this kind of youthful plot, remembering the love of the past, including the last hero who said that there is no Lolita's laughter here anymore, It's because Lolita has grown up.
Love is really the most difficult emotion to understand. People play it in different ways. In the end, love is just a seed that grows in everyone's heart. Some people are cacti, which grow independently without nourishment. They are just accessories. Some people are emergent plants, their rhizomes need to sink to the bottom of the water, they need to be watered by the right person, and they will die without love.
I find comfort every time I see these underwater love stories.
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