When the rain stops, the world disappears

Jed 2022-12-30 05:56:10

When I was a child, was there a cartoon where people in a country felt very uneasy and wanted to live in another place? Later, there was an outsider and people asked her to explore the truth. Only after she flew out did she realize that the world that the people of this country thought was built in one place. Put the umbrella under a man walking in the rain The umbrella in the hands of a man is their whole world past, present and future as soon as the rain stops, men put the umbrella away and their world disappears, it seems to be a reflection of reality, people can't control themselves whether it is The past, the present, or the future, the past cannot be changed, the present is difficult to change, the future is uncontrollable, so we need a spirit like Arrietty or the spirit of their clan? I'm cared about but there's too much powerlessness, so this kind of story is a fairy tale.
Asshole, should the ending song be so touching, it's already sad that they can't be together, okay, so this is another metaphor of life? Is there a prince in my heart? Princess and then you marry a mortal and you will live forever without boundaries. That person is absolutely excellent and perfect, and you are not in the same world and not in the same frequency. So if you find such a person, you can convince yourself to be baptized by the years into a good girl and start human life. Have a normal life!
I want to spend every day with you and walk my own way in the new world with this desire.

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The Secret World of Arrietty quotes

  • Arietty: I have to go. When is your operation?

    Shô: The day after tomorrow. I'm going to be okay. You gave me the courage to live.

    Arietty: [Unclipping the pin from her hair & giving it to Shawn] For luck.

    Shô: Thanks.

    Arietty: [Now crying] You protected me after all.

    Shô: Arrietty...

    Arietty: I hope you have the best life ever. Goodbye.

    Shô: Arrietty, you're a part of me now. I'll never forget you, ever.

  • [last lines]

    [North American version]

    Shawn: I never saw her again. But the following summer I returned and was happy to hear the people in the house down the road talking about how many things in their home had gone missing.