Recently, in my spare time at home, I have regained my hobbies and babbled.
Barney's life can be traced back to his three extraordinary marriages, and the extraordinary experience is also in accordance with his father's free and easy. He had a successful first half of his career but couldn't get rid of his smoking, drinking and informal rudeness. It wasn't until the start of his second doomed marriage that he met Miriam, who he really wanted to give his all. For the sake of this woman, he tried his best to change himself and return to the family, but his free and easy nature would also make him feel tired, and the contradictions in marriage were slowly induced. Until he stood at the head of his father's unrestrained wine-colored bed and faced his father's death with mixed feelings. In the end, the marriage that he devoted his whole life to was shattered, but he never wanted to forget the best memories of his life. The dull old age makes him more able to recall the extraordinary life. Barney, who is getting old and full of stress and guilt, gradually suffers from forgetfulness. He recalls all kinds of things his lover wants to talk to, but because of his illness, he forgets Millie's phone number, which makes him miserable. It was not until his son forgave Barney at the end that he knew that Barney was free and easy in his life. Only by lighting the cigar for him, did he finally feel the restlessness in Barney's heart and become calm again. The balloon was sucked up and dropped into the burning mountain, letting the world know that Boogie's death was due to an accident by the firefighting plane, not Barney's accidental shot. Although Barney is free and easy, he has no real temperament to kill friends. He also understands that a father knows and believes in his son's original intention. Impressive. In addition to appreciating, I have mixed feelings, or regret because Barney is forgetful and cannot recall more good things, but also because he is forgetful and stays in the memory of the happiest time forever, warm and touching.
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