I'm glad that Woody Allen was so light on the fact that his friend cheated Stanley. After all, jealousy is a bit boring. It is vulgar to talk too much about technology and human nature. I remember that the heroine asked Stanley if the starry sky was evil. She thought it was romantic, and inexplicably thought of the "Interstellar Crossing" she watched before.
Looking back, I thought that Mr. Hu mentioned his ex-girlfriend, probably true love.
A fool who plays ukulele is not worthy of sophie, but sophie is worthy of stanley. Rousseau finds a sophie for Emile to replace philosophy, and what woody Allen finds for stanley is a beautiful flower from the United States?
Aunt Vanessa is truly a wonderful being, an indescribable intimacy of Provence.
There is also Uncle Nietzsche lying with a gun. Could this picture fit the phenomenon that Uncle said and the joy that can never be erased in the appearance, the metaphysical loss and suffering, and release himself in the picture.
Or all existence is legitimate only as art in the end. Whatever, sophie is too beautiful, beautiful like a painting, like art, pure. Fits well with uncle.
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