I think temple's success is inseparable from her own efforts, in addition to having a persistent mother and a good teacher. Although Temple has flaws in character development, she also possesses extraordinary talents that are rare for ordinary people, and what impresses people most is her confidence and courage. Different, not less. It has always been her firm belief, That's a door. It is the source of her courage. In the face of people who mocked her and didn't understand her, she did not take the method of shrinking and escaping, but used practical actions to prove her right. Body compressor, cow dipping tank channel, livestock farm management, all her successes are achieved by her perseverance, and this dedication is difficult for many normal people to achieve.
Temple is also lucky to have met many kind, understanding and tolerant people in her life. She needs more love, recognition, encouragement and support than ordinary people. Her mother, teachers, aunts, roommates, including the woman who helped her open the door at the convenience store, all played important roles in her life. The most special among them is Temple's mother. Unlike most films about autistic patients, this film does not focus on Temple's mother's hardships, dedication, and no regrets, and even shows her vulnerability, helplessness and It was painful, but she persevered. At the end, when Temple stood up at the conference and talked about her experience, the mother next to her was moved to wipe away tears and smiled with relief, her eyes full of emotion explained everything.
It's just a door, walking through it is a new world.
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