The final ending heralds a happy life for the boys and girls, Tutu and Tutu
The most memorable sentence in the movie?
Peter Rabbit: It's my fault, so I'll do it, it's your fault, you'll do that
When I heard it, I felt that this sentence had content, and it was pointed out by roommates. It was a topic of self-acceptance. It was because I deeply realized that everyone is not perfect, so even if there are shortcomings, I am not afraid.
When Peter Rabbit accidentally blew up his house and his beloved girl was leaving the manor because of his mistake, he also fell into self-doubt, but fortunately, the doubt was not long before he devoted himself to changing actions. Happy ending, real life is different, but there is still the energy of positive change to push things forward.
Thinking of the current job, who can avoid making mistakes, mistakes that may be too big in their own hearts to tolerate, but just a quick glance in the eyes of others does not matter. I am writing this to remind myself that no matter what kind of social beatings you suffer, you must have a fearless spirit, maintain stubborn optimism, and break through the temporary darkness.
Good night?
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