In the first half of the film, when I see Christy with a hunched body and a twisted expression, I think he's a little scary, he's more of a demon-possessed freak, more of an incarnation of evil, our handicap Inwardly because we always judge people by their appearance. When I saw Christie show love to the beautiful woman in the film and take the trouble to ask about their marital status, I even thought he was perverted, a little perverted, and suspected of sexual harassment. Maybe this is because of his own inferiority complex! Disabled people are also human beings and have the same right to love. It's just that if it were me, I might not express love. I communicated with you later, and several colleagues even thought that Christie was a bit perverted. It seems that our prejudice against disabled people is at fault, but if we compare our hearts to our hearts, how can we feel? I was thinking, if I were him, what should I do? ? How could I be? It's really unimaginable, I may be self-improvement, but maybe I don't have the courage to pursue love.
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