A family, three generations of women, we can clearly see the transformation in it. This is because of the changing times, but also because of personal growth. It's just a pity that real life is often not so beautiful. Perhaps, the daughter will fall into a deeper quagmire than the mother.
On the one hand there is the reconciliation of mother and daughter, and on the other hand the reconciliation of religious and secular. Either way, it's the hardest choice in life. In my opinion, the most unacceptable thing about religion is: unconditional obedience. Betray your inner desire and betray your natural impulse to obey. I don't want to obey, not to fight, but to do what I want to do.
"Love bravely" is Ralph's dying confession, but given a chance again, will he really take the path of pursuing love and heart?
After all, people want more than they can get!
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