desire to destroy

Toney 2022-04-23 07:03:42

damage has perfectly explained the theme: to perish in desire! In this affair, I think the most pitiful one is the woman who lost her son and husband. But ah, she never did anything wrong. The same mother, Anna's mother, just because the male protagonist didn't dare to look at Anna, concluded that the relationship between them was not normal. In this regard, I think she is too simple. The monologue of the male protagonist at the end is also intriguing and meaningful. The heroine, the unrequited love between her and her brother is destined to be her life as a loner who lives in the midst of thousands of flowers and leaves nothing to her body. The male protagonist, in disgrace, spent the rest of his life alone in a small town...I don't think he has any regrets.

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Damage quotes

  • Dr. Stephen Fleming: It takes a remarkably short time to withdraw from the world. I traveled... until I arrived at a life of my own. What really makes us is beyond grasping. It's way beyond knowing. We give in to love... because it gives us some sense of what is unknowable. Nothing else matters, not at the end.

  • Dr. Stephen Fleming: I saw her once more only. I saw her by accident at an airport, changing planes. She didn't see me. She was with Peter. She was holding a child. She was no different from anyone else.