Woods, Sky, Envelopes, Keys, Pistols The atmosphere of the American novel unexplainably unfolds a chapter in Oliver's insignificant life. What an insignificant life. She lives in a seaside town with her husband, a pharmacist. Contrary to her husband's helpful enthusiasm, as a junior high school teacher, her expression is stiff, rigid, and stubborn. "Don't be afraid of your desires, if you are afraid, it's no different from other fools" to the detained students. Rather than speaking to the students, she was probably talking to herself. Her sensitivity, harshness, and the uneven family atmosphere brought about a chasm that she and her son cannot fill in the future. The intrusion of the young girl Denies adds a little flavor to their drab life, and you don't need to say that what she's stirring in is buttery, at least a little sour. The subtle emotional change made Oliver a little angry as a woman and wife. As for a girl like Denies, you can't blame her for exaggerating, because it is understandable that some people like this cheerful and lively young girl. After all, isn't this the legendary positive energy? right. For a man like Henry who was always immersed in the meanness and dullness of life, Denies was full of youthful sunshine and fragrance, energy and hope. Like a dusty window that has been closed for a long time, open to let in fresh air. What's more, she is also lovable. It's like one of your little daughters who had to tell bedtime stories, had to cry after a fall to be coaxed by you, had a poor appetite and didn't want to eat and had to be fed by you. This almost coquettish weakness certainly aroused the protective desire of men with a sense of responsibility such as Henry. Oliver finally got jealous, which made her almost numb, moving her muscles and bones. Although I have been in a low mood, I don't cry much. Oliver's truly heart-wrenching cry was only twice - after hearing about Casey's car accident, and years later when he was about to kill himself in the woods when he was disturbed by the children who broke in. Even when her husband Henry died, she didn't cry. Only the lonely picture of her holding the puppy remained. Compared with the peaceful death of her husband, the unexpected death of her lover seems so desperate and sad. If the relationship with her husband is like a prose with five flavors, Casey is like a short but unfinished romantic chanson. Facing Casey, There was light and tenderness in Oliver's eyes. She continued to stiffen her face, pretending to be strong, and finally relaxed her facial muscles. Only when facing Casey, you can find her subtle tenderness, it seems that only Casey can see through her bravery. The dream she leaned against Casey's arms was so beautiful and desperate. This unfulfilled love can only be continued in a dream. Being with Casey might end up being like an ordinary life with Henry. Romance is sometimes no match for time and life. What's more, Oliver is a very sensitive and stubborn person who doesn't want to go through the security check because his son and wife don't tell her that her clothes are dirty. Casey passed away, her husband also left, and her son and her hurt each other. From a certain moment, life can no longer be surprising. In any case, it was calm. When the sun sets in the horizon of my life, I meet Jack, a rich man who suffers from the same illness. His prestigious school background, luxury cars and mansions have long been associated with the death of his lover and the disconnection with his gay daughter, and have lost their meaning. Those most precious emotions and deepest emotions are gone, and material and worth may be just a pile of easily corroded empty shells. In the woods trying to commit suicide, echoing the opening, Oliver failed to pull the trigger under the alarm of the children. The children blocked her relief, but brought relief in another sense. "Give me a reason to wake up every day." This is a question that neither Jack nor Oliver needs an answer to. Old Jack's expression is a little childish and reckless. He also resolutely said that when my dog dies I will commit suicide. Hahahahaha. There is a kind of calm cuteness. In the end, Oliver and old Jack looked out the window at the seagulls and the sky and the sea, leaning against each other to keep warm "This world makes me feel frustrated" "But I don't want to leave it yet" A person with strong self-esteem, sensitive and stubborn who is reluctant to go through the security check because of torn socks. Casey passed away, her husband also left, and her son and her hurt each other. From a certain moment, life can no longer be surprising. In any case, it was calm. When the sun sets in the horizon of my life, I meet Jack, a rich man who suffers from the same illness. His prestigious school background, luxury cars and mansions have long been associated with the death of his lover and the disconnection with his gay daughter, and have lost their meaning. Those most precious emotions and deepest emotions are gone, and material and worth may be just a pile of easily corroded empty shells. In the woods trying to commit suicide, echoing the opening, Oliver failed to pull the trigger under the alarm of the children. The children blocked her relief, but brought relief in another sense. "Give me a reason to wake up every day." This is a question that neither Jack nor Oliver needs an answer to. Old Jack's expression is a little childish and reckless. He also resolutely said that when my dog dies I will commit suicide. Hahahahaha. There is a kind of calm cuteness. In the end, Oliver and old Jack looked out the window at the seagulls and the sky and the sea, leaning against each other to keep warm "This world makes me feel frustrated" "But I don't want to leave it yet" A person with strong self-esteem, sensitive and stubborn who is reluctant to go through the security check because of torn socks. Casey passed away, her husband also left, and her son and her hurt each other. From a certain moment, life can no longer be surprising. In any case, it was calm. When the sun sets in the horizon of my life, I meet Jack, a rich man who suffers from the same illness. His prestigious school background, luxury cars and mansions have long been associated with the death of his lover and the disconnection with his gay daughter, and have lost their meaning. Those most precious emotions and deepest emotions are gone, and material and worth may be just a pile of easily corroded empty shells. In the woods trying to commit suicide, echoing the opening, Oliver failed to pull the trigger under the alarm of the children. The children blocked her relief, but brought relief in another sense. "Give me a reason to wake up every day." This is a question that neither Jack nor Oliver needs an answer to. Old Jack's expression is a little childish and reckless. He also resolutely said that when my dog dies I will commit suicide. Hahahahaha. There is a kind of calm cuteness. In the end, Oliver and old Jack looked out the window at the seagulls and the sky and the sea, leaning against each other to keep warm "This world makes me feel frustrated" "But I don't want to leave it yet"
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