The story is beautiful, and the characters have developed. Just talk about it. The hero is a flawed person. He is selfish. He is an ordinary person. He is a skeptic who thinks about beth but cannot trust the beth family's explanation of her resurrection. The tide of zombies at the end of the film is purely fun, but not the reason for beth's end. It is the male protagonist who, for her own selfish desires, disregarded Beth's consideration, and took Beth out to wander around, which made Beth question her own existence and aroused her violent anger. In the end, the male protagonist broke up with beth on his own, letting her humanity fall apart. When asked to take responsibility, he once again had a brainstorming about witchcraft.
Fortunately, this guy is ill after all, and can take on her own faults with extraordinary courage, take beth to do what she has always wanted to do, go hiking (almost did not dance). After completing the farewell ceremony, the walking dead showed a nearly human smile again, and the male protagonist mustered up the courage to kill her.
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