Temple is very smart, but I don't think this kind of smartness is born. It's just her illness that allows her to concentrate on the things she is interested in. Basically, anyone who puts their energy on one thing will achieve something. Therefore, Temple's success has universal significance. Of course, she has a special place, which is innate. However, each of us is actually special. Nature never creates two identical works. Our special needs are for us to discover and explore by ourselves. Everyone is only different in special degree. Don't give up respect just because others are too special. To respect others is to respect yourself.
I like this kind of live-action movie. Because it feels so real, the story is no longer so predictable and always looks fascinating. The blind girl roommate in the film should have had a great influence on Temple's life, but when she told her, she let it go, and she came over when she invited it. Did not go into details. Because the real story is like this. If writers are allowed to make up their minds, there will be no shortage of inheritance and transformation. But it's really boring to watch too much of that kind of stuff. This is why I have not always liked watching fable movies and fairy tale movies. Just a few minutes after watching this kind of movie, you can guess what the "central idea" is, and the whole story must be told around this meaning and center. It is easy to know what the fate of a certain character will be.
A good story comes from life, this is true!
Two impressive sentences:
Different, not less (different, but not bad-different, but not worse than people).
Nature is cruel, but we don't have to be Shouldn't).
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