Jack met Connie for the first time and was introduced by a good friend. Two sad little people. Jack is lonely, fat, and easily sentimental, like a lonely big white bear in winter. Connie is always sexually harassed: male nurse, male passenger on the subway, her boss. She is fragile and has a face that is easily violated. After her father woke up from a three-month coma and went home, he tripped and fell to death. His mother was blind, but he always pretended to be still visible. When he first met, he couldn't help crying when he heard her telling her father's story. She was harassed by the subway and beaten with a nosebleed. Jack visited her in the hospital and bought her a toy koala. He said he would cook her a meal, because no one had cooked for her yet. So she cried in the hospital bed. He went to learn to cook seriously, dreaming about the perfect meal countless times.
"No matter what good things are, it will always be finished." Jack seems to have been living his life with such worries. Sure enough, something went wrong with the feast, the food was overwhelmed, and the couple was on the verge of a relationship breakdown. But the two of them decided to take an important step. Connie said: "Conquer me, but don't hurt me. Don't hurt me."
During the heavy snow, she said: "I hope that winter will end soon and we can go together in summer. Rowing." So Jack began to learn to swim. Finally they can go boating together. Jack said, "Relax. I swim very well." Connie said, "I know." Jack said, "It's all for you." It
would be great if it was a novel. As a movie, of course it is still a bit dull.
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