A beautiful encounter is Neverland

Alessia 2022-03-20 09:01:25

Drama writers are immersed in creative thinking, and they are lucky and necessary for talented creators to be close to people who can bring them inspiration.

An open-minded mother who needs help to accompany her children, a talented writer without prejudice by nature, looking for inspiration everywhere, how can a creator not love the innocence and nature of children, the empathy of the writer can understand the loneliness of the mother of the child, It was as if he could also understand why the hostess' mother didn't like him. The heroine takes care of the four children of her deceased husband. She is a great mother. While running the family, she can pay attention to the spiritual world of the children. She does not control the children by traditional etiquette, but tries her best to protect their childhood. The male protagonist has experienced a sad childhood, and yearned for Neverland in his childhood, depicting the purity of Neverland in his heart. The female protagonist has a strong empathy and gives great understanding and encouragement to the male protagonist.

The male and female protagonists should be friendship. I always feel that the male protagonist and the female protagonist really lack the eyes of the caller. What supports each other can only be love, which is somewhat narrow; emotional dependence and understanding are all based on friendship.

Similar people will always meet. The writer and the heroine's children are friendships, just like the children's mothers. The writer and hero find inspiration and emotional sustenance here in the heroine's family. It is already a beautiful and moving story, a dream The island accommodates beautiful encounters between people and between people and nature.

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Finding Neverland quotes

  • Charles Frohman: You know what happened, James, they changed it.

    J.M. Barrie: They changed what?

    Charles Frohman: The critics, they made it important... hm, what's it called? What's it called?

    J.M. Barrie: Play.

    Charles Frohman: Play.

  • Sylvia Llewelyn Davies: [distressed] Michael! Where are your socks?