After reading this sentence.
Therefore, the most intriguing (moving) part of this film is that, by analogy with all the Mary Sue plots in the past, when the heroine naively thought that she had succeeded in saving the male protagonist's suicide, the male protagonist said it was impossible, he did not It will be fine and no one can change his decision.
The male protagonist never showed a broken mood until his death, but depression and despair have taken root in every inch of his body, and his ending has not changed because of the arrival of the female protagonist. At the seaside, the female protagonist heard that he finally chose euthanasia and left crying. The male protagonist was behind her, shouting her name, the sea roared under her feet, and the waves roared like crying. He wanted her to turn back, but he could only Shouting in a wheelchair, that's all.
You know,
I love the world, I love my aging parents, and I love you.
When you whimper and sob, I want to raise my hand to wipe away the tears for you.
When you are wronged, I want to break away my arms and take you in my arms.
When you're naked, I also want to do the cutest thing in the world to you like a man.
But a cough at night would kill me.
I know that
I will leave you at any time, and there is nothing I can do.
I don't want you to miss those who can take good care of you.
I don't want to see you in those pretty little dresses just walking around in my damp little room.
I love who I was before I met you, and I am even more grateful for who I am after meeting you.
I love you like I love life.
Even if the soul is deeply impoverished and the body is broken, it still cherishes you proudly and solemnly.
You are the most magnificent scenery I have met in the abyss of despair.
Whenever I think that there is still beauty in this world, I think of you.
But warmth doesn't solve all problems.
If I don't recognize myself, how can I be with you.
I love you, but the world has no meaning to me.
This world means nothing to me, but I love you.
I'll never regret everything I've ever done, including saying goodbye to this world, in the name of freedom.
Because they will all be gathered in my future memories, which will last forever and never fade away.
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