Missing. Freedom and loneliness.

Theo 2022-01-09 08:01:33

I have no intention of discussing mysticism or anything.

In this hazy dream, such as Miranda and Sara's

pure beauty, must not be contaminated by vulgarity, and will surely get out of the cage.

The spirit of freedom, this kind of free beauty, is bound to be destruction at its ultimate.

She is no longer real, and will definitely not exist in the world, and will eventually disappear like a bird.

As a result, the beauty of freedom came out of the cage, and was beyond the reach of this time and space.

The beauty of loneliness in the cage must be redeemed only by destruction.

In this mediocre cage, only mediocre people remain.

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Petwell, suddenly remembered "Death Poetry Society" and "Trumen's World".

Suddenly there is an inexplicable sense of connection.

Let this mediocre world shatter like Truman.

Poet, stand bravely in front of Keating, please

wake up in the black forest, have fun in

time, and run to the fresh grass and fresh woods.

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Extended Reading
  • Gina 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    The charming look back is the gloomy echo of the cliffs. Mysterious as a ritual, an inexplicable cycle.

  • Eve 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    At the turn of the century, the colonists were imprisoned and the rebels escaped dreamily. Australia on the eastern and western fringes ruled this alien land with British education. The mystery of the film is based on rumors, panic, rumors, old and new ideas, and the mysterious "field" generated by friction between different regions. It only relies on a small amount of soundtrack to set off the beautiful girl's dreamy escape consciousness. The hazy and beautiful photography cannot hide the lazy and inaction of the narrative. , just like the last sentence "To this day, their disappearance is still a mystery", I would like to say that the disappearance of the pseudo-mystical atmosphere is not a mystery at all.

Picnic at Hanging Rock quotes

  • Michael Fitzhubert: [Repeated line] I think I'll just - eh - stretch my legs a bit.

  • Albert Crundall: The old man hired me to look after the horses. I'm buggered if I'm gonna be likin' a bloody garden party.