Bravely went to a feast of love

Clarabelle 2022-04-19 09:02:34

When I watched The English Patient, I thought of The Horse Whisperer. I have always felt that the horse whisperer in the movie is not as good as the book, because the book describes the bliss of the cloud and rain outside the marriage and the pureness of being alone in the world for a week, which deeply broke my heartstrings, and finally, he gave her And the bravery of using the flesh to meet the horse is very moving and very envious, and it is just a girl's envy. But thinking about it later, I am so moved, but if it is me, do I dare, do I want to.
Those forgetfulness, those feats, those forgetting feelings that ignore other things, those feats that are beyond death are actually helpless choices, and there is no other choice. Like Amarsh, propped up by the only air left in his lungs, he said deeply that he didn't care about anything else. They have no qualifications, no capital, no heart to care, and they are not allowed to care, otherwise, they would not have to love. For them, love is more important than survival. Let them care and not love, but let them die. So I don't care anymore, so I love bravely and heroically, even if the result is death.
Yes, the result is death. And so he died on the tip of his hoof, she died in the piercing wind of the Swimmer's Cave, and he died in the torment of the thin skin and the exhaustion of the lungs. So, he also died in the embrace of the ultimate holy creature like a horse, she also died in the childhood garden in memory and the constant waiting for her lover, and he also died in the firmness and no regrets of keeping the promise for love .
They died and went to a feast of love with their lives.


Love, love even when you die.

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The Horse Whisperer quotes

  • Tom Booker: Is she going to be long?

    Grace: Probably, she's on the phone 23 hours a day.

    Tom Booker: What does she do?

    Grace: She's an editor.

    Tom Booker: An editor? Ah.

    Grace: Just in case she hasn't told you, which she probably hasn't, I don't want to be a part of this. Okay?

  • Annie: I've never been on a cow farm before. It seems to me that the bulls have the best time. Just laying around the fields waiting for someone to come along and ask them to do their work.

    Tom Booker: You get born a bull you have a 90% chance of being castrated. Served up as hamburger. So on balance, I reckon I'd choose bein' a cow.