It's a pity that I didn't see the vicissitudes and loss caused by this tragedy and endless years. She fell into two love affairs easily, but she began to avoid love when it was close to maturity. The reason is not She is afraid of losing, but she does not want people to discover the secret of her immortality, afraid that the wind will leak out and be caught as an experiment, that is, the pain caused by eternal life to her has escaped before it can be manifested, precisely because of limited The love experience of her, she can't see the growth it caused her, let alone let her understand the value of love. In the second romance, she suddenly had courage, and the underexplained turn was really dumbfounding.
For a love, should we pursue "staying together forever" or "grasping the moment", this should be the thinking that the movie will bring us, but unfortunately this film does not make full use of the special background setting of the heroine to discuss it, and finally Just kitsch throwing a simple answer. I even think that removing the background setting and deleting the first paragraph of romance will not feel any incongruity with the ending.
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