I don't believe in those pure friendships. On the contrary, like Plato and Jim in "Rebellion Without a Cause", it is unforgettable. Because of the absence of patriarchy, Plato subconsciously regarded Jim as his father. And Jim and Julie seemed to treat him more like a child. Jim handing out a simple signal like a jacket can make Plato, who is sensitive and eager for friendship, confused him as his best friend. When he suspected that he was abandoned, he fell into a semi-mad fear. Such a confused, uncertain, impure, and even subconsciously perverted friendship is more solemn. Because such a friendship is deviant, it is the whole of Plato's spirit. The broken friendship is the collapse of the world, and when the world collapses, Plato's life comes to an end. The reality is extremely cruel.
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