The role of mother Elizabeth is really distressing. In her, I saw that the summer is over, and everyone enters adult society from childhood. They have to compromise with their fate and accept the constraints of rules. In order to live carefully, they shield their feelings and face The rules of reality are powerless. Norman asked his mother if he was happy when he shipped it, and his mother was shocked, just like every numb adult being asked if you were really happy. We are all happy, we don't have to have our brain eaten at the age of twelve, but you, that boy, are you still alive?
(The gate of the orphanage is a dividing point. After going out, it kills the once beautiful childhood and accepts the cruel reality. Neverland is just after the next big wave, stand up, don't be overwhelmed by reality, we are all warriors)
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