The monologue near the end of the priest is wonderful, we are all alone. There is also a monologue in the ear of the female voice at the end, which is also wonderful. Many of the endings of life are caused by an inadvertent choice in the early days, and a series of things started because of this, creating the ending. Destiny? Is there such a thing? What the hell am I doing, why would I understand? Do 20% of all living beings think about the whole life process when they live in the middle and early stages of life? How does it feel when someone in the 20% meets someone in the other 20%? Find someone like you? Smile at each other or share the same fate? Miserable? Therefore, everyone in the 20% can only live with the other 80%, watching them go forward to explore, watching the process of smearing their uncontaminated souls, and being led by them to smile and feel some taste. Watching this film, it seems that I have followed my whole life and died once. Of course, it will take about an hour before. Maybe that's how it compares. The ending song is also nice.
World is precious and it is more precious with you beside. Some places are just harbors and don't need to be day and night. I would like to ask, if you see too much, will you lose the enthusiasm for life, the interest and courage to explore, and the interest and meaning of life? Isn't life, or life, a living story?
There is no failure, no noise, no noise, no mistakes, no mutual understanding, no disappointment, no expectations, no smiles, then it is not life. Life is such a superficial, vulgar, happy life story.
So, be content with the insipid, that is life. See through everything, still taste the small happiness. Live happily with the people in the 80% cluster, accompany him/her for a lifetime, and grow old together.
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