It has to be said that this ending is both disappointing and sighing.
How many people have looked forward to the so-called soul mate in their childhood, and how many people look at "sex" with contempt, which is a normal physiological matter.
Now that we've all grown up, we've become more and more aware of the importance of physical intercourse. People with black sex are people who have never tasted its beauty. The most beautiful thing is the perfect fit between the soul and the body.
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The most moving point of the incomplete story is nothing more than the word "incomplete".
Ender is physically handicapped and Marika is emotionally absent.
Love at first sight is the scariest thing in the world. Because when you have a good impression of a person, no matter how people around you judge him, your eyes are still inseparable from his body.
Ender would try to break into Marika's heart again and again, even if he knew she was abnormal. Marika also picks up toy figures at home to simulate conversations, trying to advance their relationship.
And such efforts, to be romantic, this kind of love make up for each other's defects, a double victory of physical and psychological.
2. Dreams
Dreams are the most critical fuse.
Freud's theory of dreams has been brought up countless times. Dreams also reflect the needs of people's subconscious.
This kind of bridge is deliberately set up to create the possibility of the development of the relationship between the two people who have no connection at all.
The most interesting thing is that after the final physical overlap, Ender asked Marika what dream she had last night.
Only a piece of pure white snow remained in the dream.
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