The first time I saw it, I didn't understand what the rules of the cider house meant. I noticed it this time. It turned out to be the piece of paper on the wall, listing the rules to be followed one by one. Homer read it to the guys, guys laugh, when we are fools? Who would do that? Sounds ridiculous. But in reality, probably we are all doing something more stupid than the rules, or what are the rules at all. You have your rules, you have your life, why do you want to shack yourself by other people's rules?
Feeling is probably the most unspecified rule. I love you so much, but you love him. There are never rules at all. The little prince loved the wild rose, but he couldn't get equal love. The orchard foreman is rigorous and responsible for his work. He can work hard for his work and fight against the workers and swear to uphold the principles of work, but he cannot give his daughter proper emotion. Probably the most ironic thing is that, as a doctor who rescued the wounded, Luck liked to inhale ether secretly, and eventually died here. There are no rules at all, how to measure it? Is there no true love for cheating? Does rigorous and responsible work mean that he is honest and upright? Is it impossible to take responsibility for other lives by taking contraindications?
But fortunately, at the end of the story, it was kind. The little prince walked through the world and returned to the warm and affectionate orphanage. He began to read bedtime stories to the children like Dr. Ludge, and finally put on a white coat and became a doctor who helped women solve their problems. Ru La Dr. Qi wished. Wild Rose still stays with her old lover, and there is no cross-domain final moral boundary to stay with her lover, although the soldier is already scarred when he comes back. The foreman's daughter finally escaped from her father's deteriorating paternal love and began to find a new life. It's like returning to the beginning, as if maintaining the original order, but I don't know that it is because I have crossed these borders fiercely and experienced life outside of the rules by trial, so I will see it more clearly in later life. There will always be a scorching sun if you get more of the dark side of humanity in life.
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