"Morris" Ridram said to Morris that if you could just let me go, I would spend my life half asleep and half awake.
The arrival of this Romanian boy rescued John, who was struggling in the quagmire of his life. John looked down on life here. He even complained that his father who had a stroke had trapped him here, and took care of the farm alone. In that boundless loneliness, he gave up his self-numbness and lived a life. The second man is a sensitive and delicate person. He has long seen John's careful thinking, trying to save the dying lambs, making sheepskin vests for the weak lambs, and even wrapping them in his own clothes to keep them warm. Hard-working, not dissatisfied with such a life, but will take the initiative to talk about the beautiful scenery of the English countryside, he is good at discovering the beauty in life, and is a warm and positive person. If he just said that he is warm, it seems to be nothing, but considering the background of the second male, he is from Romania, which is discriminated against, and he himself said that the country has no hope. It can be seen that he is a very mature person and has a clear understanding of his own situation. Knowing that life has abandoned him, but he still strives to embrace life.
These details are warming John little by little, and he has gradually become mature. From touching his father's hand to helping him bathe himself to taking the initiative to buy disinfectant to take care of the sheep, all of which show that he has begun to take the initiative to take care of the sheep. Responsibility, he no longer complained about himself, and began to live an active life.
John is a person who takes a lot of face. He is as taciturn as he is. In the end, he bravely expressed his true thoughts and retained the second male lead. It can be seen that love can save a person.
Very little is known about this aspect of racism, but thanks to this film for giving me exposure to it.
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