The plot goes up and down, but it doesn't make me feel dramatic. It's not the plot, but the way of expression. Changes in actors, lines, and bgm will make a difference in the overall feeling. The plot alone is a bit narrow.
There are hypocrisy and excessive lyricism, but what I feel is more of an emotion that cannot be vented. The plot goes up and down and it is not a work. The protagonist is such a person, his emotions are like this, and it is impossible to follow ordinary people. It's all going to take it slow as I thought. But the viewer doesn't see it from the perspective of the protagonist at all, or most people still can't understand it, after all, most people do not have similar experiences or the ability to empathize.
Kayla said to Diana, find someone special. Special people have the ability to find people just like themselves, so Kayla also found Diana and Steve, and she was able to pay attention to them when the neighbors first came. No matter how much the people around you love yourself, firstly, you don’t want to drag the people around you, and secondly, you are with the same “special” people, because they are all special, and their specialness can be eliminated.
Although the mother and son had a kiss, I don't think it was the incest. The Oedipus complex certainly exists, but this feeling is pure. But because this feeling was too strong, Steve couldn't express his feelings normally, so he repeatedly expressed his feelings with kisses.
But Steve does have a problem. No matter how much his mother loves him, love cannot solve all problems. This is where the helplessness lies. Steve too, I know I love you, but I still hurt you, you deserve a better son. So in the end he traded his own sacrifice for his mother's peace.
I can't blame anyone, but I can't justify anyone either. The intention of the facts is very clear. This is bound to be a tragedy. Love cannot solve all problems.
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