Abandoning the life experience of two people, the love, affection, and friendship in the story are the ones that we all experience but hardly empathize with. Sometimes, I wonder if it is only in this kind of desperate situation where I know that there is not much time to love purely and desperately. Think about it, facing such a proposition in person, I will always think about it, and even inexplicably distressed and regretful. Compared with some people, it is too "luxury". We squander a lot of energy on seemingly meaningless wandering, and we can't take a step. No one would want to exchange the so-called "true love" at the price of being terminally ill, because there is no need, and it is enough to cherish what is in front of you. Use love to answer those who love you, he will definitely understand.
The rhythm of the film is slow, and the soundtrack is just right. In addition to the protagonist, the most impressive thing to me is the boy's friends. When he appeared on the stage, he had already lost an eye, but proudly showed off with everyone present in the patient's club that he had a superb girlfriend. When the girl came to the boy's house for the second time, she saw that he was a little emotionally out of control, and she realized that he had been ruthlessly abandoned. When the boy and the girl were talking about the topic of the book, the friend smashed the trophy the boy was playing basketball behind to vent their anger. Finally, at the boy's pre-funeral for himself, the author was deeply moved by a sentence from his friend's speech, and tears suddenly lie down on his cheeks. As the end, share it with you who have read this.
"When one day, a future scientist comes to my house, holding a robotic eyeball, and asking me to try it out.
"I will tell them to fuck off, because...
"Because I don't want to see a world without you."
2014.11.9
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