The antidote to pain and illness is unforgettable love. The protagonist resists by recalling his father's love for him and the moment of his death. Later, the ballet puppet relies on closer time, mother's love, guilt and guilt. The memory of death is awakened to resist; those old people are not easy to awaken because of pampering, forgetting pain, and long-term memories. I feel that the director wants to tell me that those treasured memories of being happy with the same disease, loving and being loved are the antidote!
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