Finding your true self through your heart is also helping your loved one find their original self. The reward is your sacrifice. When Della forgives her husband and drives him to do charity in person, she truly realizes that it is not you who can change the world by donating money, but you must change yourself first, and a little light can illuminate the world. How many people can understand. Denver asks: When you drop me food and coins on the street, you just prove you saw me. Yeah, that's not all we do now, I see it, but have you changed? When you consider Denver a friend, you also get a friendship. Della knew she had a terminal tumor, came to see homeless Denver, sat on his shabby sofa, leaned against Denver, and felt comforted inside, Denver had tears in her eyes because of friendship. Isn't it the same with your father? You just ask about his way of life and point out his bad habits, isn't it the same for you: you just see, but you don't really communicate, you don't pay, you don't get anything in return. The best part is when the father and son are together, and the father recites the poems he read to his son before: little bird, bird's nest; spider, cobweb; man, friendship.
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