A love letter to hometown

Nathaniel 2021-12-01 08:01:26

I don't know what your hometown is like, whether there are any predecessors who rely on the old and sell their old self-righteousness. Always use a mean look in your eyes to accuse everything that is critical of you. Try to use their experience to encircle your thinking. While they are tempestuously admiring, they think they can look at you forever when they look up. Use their own altitude to predict your ability to fly. In the future here, you can see the bottom at a glance. They are the air of yesterday in this city, and they are watching you to eat and pass on this kind of unchanging taste for thousands of years. This is one of the reasons why people can't stay in my hometown.



But your hometown may still be like that. There are familiar friends, people who love you forever and believe you support you, and people who care about you never changing. No matter how abominable the world becomes, their love and care for you will not die because of your old age, nor will they die because you no longer hear and see. Although life there is calm and unwavering, the air there is always filled with familiar smells. You take one step and know the security of the next fifty. With this stability, too many people marry early and have children to buy a house, and the ordinary is safe. Their today is as unremarkable as their parents' yesterday.



"Brooklyn" is such a story of a beautiful girl who travels to her country to pursue a new life.

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Extended Reading
  • Elfrieda 2022-03-30 09:01:04

    Sure enough, as in the legend - a story of green tea. As an immigrant movie, the excavation depth is very superficial, and the front and back are separated, especially after watching other immigrant cinema; as a love movie, love triangle, it is no wonder that some girls are overflowing. But for those who leave the country alone, and retro enthusiasts, there is still a climax. @London Film Festival

Brooklyn quotes

  • Mrs. Keogh: [Preparing for a weekend at the beach] Diana's right, though, Eilis. You need to think carefully about your costume. It's the most Tony will ever have seen of you. You don't want to put him off.

  • Diana: It's not politics to talk about eye operations.

    Mrs. Keogh: It is if the eyes belong to a politician.