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Why do so many people get cancer
Sterling 2022-03-14 14:12:22
Perhaps it is the destruction caused by the development of human technology, the cause of food or environmental pollution? It feels that more and more people are prone to cancer. Heather and Gus were lucky enough to meet each other and enjoyed love, family and friendship in their short lives. Gus’s cheerfulness melted Heather’s melancholy. He never wanted to be forgotten. He went to the church to listen to the cause before he died. A eulogy given by friends Isaac and Heather who are blind from retinoblastoma. Heather said that every day they love contains countless eternity, just like the countless numbers between 0 and 1, how young lives are for three cancer patients valuable. Heather finally saw the eulogy Gus had originally written to her. He likes his choice, and hope Heather likes her choice too. OK? OK. Just as they used to end the conversation with this in the past
Extended Reading
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[from trailer]
Isaac: You know, Gus talks about you all the time.
Hazel Grace Lancaster: We're just friends.
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Hazel Grace Lancaster: Really? That's disgusting!
Augustus Waters: What?
Hazel Grace Lancaster: What? Do you think that is cool? Or something? You just ruined the whole thing.
Augustus Waters: The whole thing?
Hazel Grace Lancaster: Yes, this whole thing.
Hazel Grace Lancaster: Even though you have freaking cancer, you are willing to give money to corporation for a chance to acquire even more cancer? Let me just assure you that not being able to breathe? SUCKS. Totally disappointing. Totally.
Augustus Waters: They don't kill you unless you light them. And I've never lit one. It's a metaphor, see: you put the killing thing right between your teeth, but you don't give it the power to do its killing. A metaphor.