The dead are alone, so are the living. That face of vicissitudes of life turned the inner waves into peace and tranquility.
I looked at the word "comedy", but found no trace of comedy. The smiling face has no meaning of lightness and joy.
Jim finished his life in a few seconds: marrying that woman, house, car, child, one after another, and then the child reads, grows up, finds a job, gets married, has a child, and then "I" retires with gray hair and teeth. Loose. What is the meaning of such a life? Since everyone is going to the same place in the end and all are dead, why should I endure so much while I am alive?
Quite desperate. The unqualified "lobbyist" was actually panicked in his heart, but the "co-pilot" was a bright light in despair.
Since there is no way to avoid it, at least you still have a "co-pilot" who is willing to accompany you through this experience.
I really appreciate the ending of the story, George Clooney's back, slightly gray hair and wrinkled face.
When he unexpectedly appeared at the door of Alex's house, although there was no happy ending, you know, he had at least the next inner goal.
Many people call the other half soul mate, soul mate.
Once in life, knowing what you want most is the most important thing.
In this way, when you are desperately walking towards death, you know that you have a co-pilot who will accompany you, whether it is sufferer or enjoy.
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