Before Harry and Sally fell in love, the state at this time was my favorite. Two people with the same wounds rely on each other, passing the hard time of exactly the same nature, listening to each other's frustrations and understanding each other's feelings. Very simple, if time can stand still, I pray that I can stay here. The two were talking on the phone in their respective beds, watching the exact same movie, and then saying goodbye to goodnight, turning off the lights and going to sleep. A little ambiguous, but so warm. Even though I know that this state is just a prelude to a bigger story, I am still unconsciously obsessed with it. Just wanting such a simple and light kind of warmth, people who have been injured have an insurmountable fear of a new beginning. Not moving forward is also afraid of repeating the same mistakes. The heroes and heroines in the story have one kind of thought, but I, who is watching outside the story, have another kind of thought. Let’s touch the scene, I think, so it’s not the happy ending that impressed me the most. I ignored the key points that the author and director wanted to instill in the audience, and ran to another path. Emotional things often have different ways of doing things, but obviously different experiences will resonate with each other. I think that from the beginning to the end, the points that seem to be not the key points have made me, a digressive audience, resonate a lot.
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