At the end of the film, there is a touch of sentimentality for them in 1985, but in the end, seeing him go to sea with the drunk man David once rescued, I understand that he is really relieved, and at the same time he has grown up. Actually, I don’t understand David, but I have a strange feeling that seems to understand him. I think he seems to be obsessed with a soul pursuing freedom, and at the same time he is eager to be loved. David’s father’s death and he likes literature but is forced to Dropping out of school, son inheriting his father's career...This doesn't seem to be what he wants, he is restrained, suppressed...I am thinking that he seems to have some kind of illness, psychologically and incurable! Later, he met that person, and temporarily made him forget the pains but these pains were incurable. At least he was unable to change the status quo at the time... He was extreme, stubborn, unruly, indulgent, good at disguising and disguising. His own pain, unwilling to belong to anyone, and sometimes let down the people around him who love him, even so, he is still kind, lovely and simple! In short, there is pain hidden in their youth. No matter how many years have passed, it is still there. That is youth and growth...
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