Everyone has a little person

Thurman 2022-09-26 22:12:49

In "Arrietty Who Borrows Things", Hayao Miyazaki puts the heroine Arrietty at the age of 14. This age group is called "cardamom" in China, and the so-called "cardamom age" is roughly this age group. That is an important node in human growth, and it is the beginning of ignorant perception of the world.
Hayao Miyazaki always gives us those emotional experiences that seem to be forgotten but actually experience existence for us to feel again. How many times we recall that time will always be specific to the erasers, pencils, notebooks we borrowed... Maybe " "Borrow" to "borrow" to go, "borrowed" is the sweet "cube". In his youth, he was fresh, curious, and full of challenges to the world. With a pin in his hand, he could have the courage to challenge the world. When we look back at that growth experience, we will always be happy, loving, always smiling and bursting into tears...
At that age, it seems that we all lived in a villain in our hearts. The growing age has enriched her constantly. In order to build that "luxury apartment", she always decorated the experience with magnificence.
Maybe everyone has a beautiful room in their hearts, hoping that a beautiful little person lives in it, but unfortunately, we always have to grow up, that beautiful room cannot hold the rich and changeable life experience in the future, it is life The best expectation and memento... Thank you Hayao Miyazaki!

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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.