Fortunately, the art teacher is an avant-garde and friendly person. He saw the depression in the heroine's heart, so he directed her to draw a tree in his heart. No matter what kind of work she handed over, she is fully encouraged and praised. Taking the tree as an outlet, the heroine struggles, wanders, hesitates, and repeats in her mental journey... Finally, after experiencing her mental journey, she persuades the silent self, and tells the person she trusted her terrible experience, and no longer remains silent.
This reminds me of the Snow Queen from Frozen. Because of her peculiar abilities, she was afraid of being called a freak by others, so she locked herself up and established her own kingdom of ice and snow, preventing anyone from entering her world. However, as sung in "let it go", she gained freedom and happiness in the ice and snow kingdom she built, and all the unhappiness in the past was relieved like this. I really like this lyric in the movie - "Let it go, let it go...be the good girl you always have to be."
Silence, sometimes to cover up the inner fragility, sometimes to protect yourself, sometimes to fulfill others. It's frustrating to be silent all the time, but when the time is right, silence is golden. It depends on how you balance yourself. Still, an occasional, well-meaning silence is always good.
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