I've always loved animations made of mud and puppets, and here they are used to describe dreams.
Stephane has always been in a life where dreams and reality are intertwined. He can't distinguish between reality and dream. From time to time, he confuses them, and even makes them intersect. When Stephanie broke into his life, he also broke into his dream. He pretends to be a bear and sings for her; he collects every piece of art she has crafted; he gets excited when he gets her encouragement to kiss her the next time we meet; Little Toy hugs him twice; he asks if she can marry him at 70 because she has nothing to lose, and she agrees with a knowing smile. Finally, he and she rode a cloth pony, boarded a small cloth boat with a forest, and sailed to the distance along the sea of white cellophane and blue cellophane... Is this a dream? Or a realistic ending? It's all the same...
I also like to dream, although I get tired every time, I still like it. Some dreams are interesting, some are weird, and some are terrifying. Like Stephane, dreams sometimes come to reality, and the scene that happened just now seems to have been dreamed, but luckily it wasn't serious enough to affect my life like he did. A dream is still a dream, like a movie you write and direct every night, you can comment on it after you wake up, analyze it, and there will be another one the next night. As you grow up, it seems that dreams will lose their splendid colors and become closer to reality. Is the reduction of dreams and dreams a sign of growing up? No wonder Stephane can have weird dreams all the time. He crawled into her house secretly, trying to put the pony repaired for her back to its original place. When she was found, he hid on the bed and covered his head with a quilt. : Can you pretend that you haven't seen me? He curled up on her bed like a baby, preferring to miss the flight than to get off, he said: they are all boring, you are different... I
don't know how many people don't want to grow up, but if you can always have a beautiful Colorful dreams, I don't want to grow up either...
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