I think the movie is perfect!
Although this movie is about homosexuality, I think everyone can find their own shadow in everyone in the play.
Bobby is conflicted about being the real himself and choosing his family. He is not accepted or even hated by the people he loves, but they are so close.
The mother insisted on her own point of view, which was the belief that she survived. Her belief allowed her to live in the circle she wanted, so that she never thought that she was wrong. When one day she meets other parents of same-sex children, she will immediately understand how wrong she is, and as the movie says, question it and you will get a deeper truth.
My brother may feel that Bob's death has something to do with him all his life, and the problem he thinks needs to be solved by the family together, but everyone together unintentionally killed Bobby. When solving one more thing, he will probably question his correctness for the rest of his life.
My sister and the others are just sad, there is no guilt, no self-blame, just an empty heart of sadness. Maybe they are the best people in the whole show.
Mom chose Bobby to speak for Bobby all her life after her death. This is also the motivation for her to live. After all, what she once believed in was broken, and it was also her redemption.
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