A dead mother is happy because she enjoys love before and behind her. Mrs. Barry, who is dressed in fine clothes and food, is not happy because her marriage is in vain. The difference between the widowed mother and Mrs Barry is four children. Widows with children are busy and tired but full of tenderness and childishness, and Mrs. Barry, who is surrounded by servants, is less feminine and gentle, no matter how beautiful she is. So Barry would rather go to the widow's house to find the vitality of life, the inspiration of creation and the touch of love, because at home, he can't imagine anything, and he can't write anything.
The pain of adults is that they are used to being adults and can never return to their innocence. Barry told the widowed mother's eldest son that in just 30 seconds, a child was gone. He grew up in an instant and understood the hardships of life, and the carefree days are gone forever. From now on, finding a little bit of happiness will be as difficult as finding Neverland.
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