There are no clouds and the moon is in the middle

Doug 2022-04-22 07:01:42

Charlotte's Web is a novel I read when I was very young. At that time, I felt that the background of this novel was very pure, so that when I got older, even if I couldn't remember the content, I still remembered this book. By chance, I saw a picture of Weber's piglet on the Internet, and then I knew it was made into a movie. I was thinking about it, and today I can finally calm down and look at it. I feel like I have grown up and become an adult. Watching this kind of movie makes me feel very beautiful, but I also feel from the bottom of my heart that this kind of beauty will not happen to me. Personality is really important, but maybe I just put too many labels on myself and refuse to take them off. Is afraid of trouble. When I watched this film three years ago, two years ago, or six months ago, I might have been moved and felt that the world was shining brightly. But not anymore. I still want to live that kind of carefree, happy child's life. But I can't. After further contact with the society, you will understand that all the good things assumed for you in the fairy tale book must be broken one by one. This process is very painful, I don't know if I am an exception, I think part of this pain is brought about by my character. Intellectuals, especially angry youths, live very hard. I'm not an intellectual, and my intellectual peak is still on June 7th and June 8th, 2015 - the day of my college entrance examination. There is no ink left in the stomach now, only dry suffocation and resentment. Even if I screw up, I can't screw up like Xu Zhiyuan in the patriotic feelings. In my own small pattern, I was torn between continuing to be the little girl who was not particularly likable and who loved to do things that others thought were silly, or to be a little girl who still wouldn't be liked by many people, using clumsy social methods, Slowly adapt to this society and become the person you hated at first. I can't say I hate it. It's the person I didn't want to become in the first place. I can't change the world, at least don't be changed by this world. This sentence once convinced me. Now I don't need to doubt or overthrow this sentence, because I can deeply feel my own changes. Write a review of Charlotte's Web, but it is completely irrelevant to the movie. I can feel the celebration of selfless friendship and the irony of certain phenomena in modern society conveyed in the film, but I feel deeply sad for my unwillingness to believe in the beauty of it. When I was a child, I watched Charlotte's web, and I felt beautiful and joyful from the bottom of my heart. It's the same now, sadness from the bottom of my heart. Some things are not unwilling to pursue, they definitely exist, just because of their own laziness, their own cowardice, fear of injury, fear of empty joy, and decided to give up. Without hope, there will be no disappointment. The price paid for this peace is the loss of the qualification to experience love and friendship. If I can meet the right person, if I have a child, I will show them this movie and tell them that the world is as beautiful as you can see.

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Charlotte's Web quotes

  • [Templeton is being chased by two crows and finding shelter inside a tin can]

    Templeton: The rat... is not... uh, uh, enjoying this! All this for slop? The rat is desperate. The rat is trapped. The rat needs to stop calling himself "the rat".

  • Wilbur: [about Charlotte] She's dying! She can't go home with us. So I need you to help me take her egg sac with us.

    Templeton: Did you say "eggs"?

    Wilbur: It's an egg *sac*, and it's right up there, and it has her children in it. And I can't just leave it here. What if something happened to them? Now, I can't reach it, so I need you to get it for me. And I need you to do it *now*!

    Templeton: I don't think I like your tone.

    Wilbur: Can't you just once in your life think of someone other than yourself?

    Templeton: Once? Once?

    Wilbur: Come on.

    Templeton: No, *you* come on! Who got his hindquarters pecked to make you "radiant," huh? Templeton, that's who. And who interrupted the gorging of a lifetime so you could be "humble"? Why, I think it was... Templeton! Templeton, Templeton, Tem-ple-ton! And do I get thanked? No! Well, has it ever occurred to you that even a rat might like a little appreciation? A little, dare I say, *love*?

    Wilbur: Do it and you'll get dibs on my slop for the rest of my life.

    Templeton: Done.