The movie starts with a dance and ends with a dance.
Why can family and friendship happen to different people, but not love?
Most people think it's because of exclusivity, the heroine is also exclusive to Ho-yi at first, but then falls in love with him. This is probably what this play wants to express: "Love will not constrain your own life, nor will it constrain the lives of others." Hoe said this, and so did the heroine.
A woman loves two men, and the two men love each other, and at the same time love the woman who loves them.
People in the post bar said that they felt that this type of love would not last long. I don't have any friends in a similar situation, so I don't know how long this pattern of love will last, but I firmly believe that this pattern will last as long as the love between these three people lasts.
Many people find it difficult to accept and understand this kind of love, and even use a sentence of "pervert" to completely deny this kind of love, but what I want to say is that the love of others is the business of others, and this kind of love does not harm others. Do not harm yourself, do not harm the society, it has nothing to do with you. You are not qualified and have no right to judge others with your own short-sightedness.
Actually this drama has a bit of a "he's coming" feel to it, if it wasn't for a thief, Ho-yi might not have entered the lives of these two at all. Howe said he doesn't find it bothersome whether it's gay or straight, because it's all sex. I think this is the biggest manifestation of Hoe's character, he likes sex, likes love, likes adventure, likes to seduce others, likes that "sweet death experience with physical ability to the limit", most things don't matter to him until Met the two most loved people in his life.
Finally, let's talk about Maria, Hoe loves her, but doesn't fall in love with her. (It's probably easier to understand in English: I Love You, But I'm not in love With You.) I think the reason why Hoy doesn't matter is that no matter who abandoned him, or whoever he abandoned, there was a Mary Ya loves him. From this point of view, I think Maria is the most pathetic character in the whole film.
Maria was right, Hoy was afraid of suffering, so he didn't dare to promise.
"Love doesn't constrain your own life, let alone the lives of others."
"If you don't take risks, what's the difference between dying!"
' What is love? "
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