Shouldn't the title be changed to "Anna"? What a brave woman. Adrian's trip to Germany is a journey of redemption, and he prays for the forgiveness of others. Anna's trip to France is also a journey of redemption, in pursuit of her own love for others. After the death of love was pronounced in reality (including the fact that Franz lived in the Land of Fireworks in Paris when he was a student), Anna finally understood Manet's "Suicide". That portrait, which appears not only in Adrian's fabricated recollection of Franz, but also on the walls of his residence, expresses, pronounces his spiritual death. And Anna gained the courage to live from it, because she should not and would not love a dead person. At the end of the day, this is a story about a woman's self-redemption. The plot, graphics, and music are all great. The heroine's performance is especially wonderful.
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