The 12-episode plot is very substantial, there are no wasted pictures, and some seemingly unrelated pictures are actually a foreshadowing. There are many places where things are used as metaphors, and I think it is just right for this kind of reasoning and healing atmosphere. The production, plot, etc. are all excellent, so I won't spend too much time bragging about it, because I want to discuss part of the plot more than the production.
First, the relationship between the male protagonist and the male protagonist's mother is well portrayed. After experiencing the death of his mother, the male protagonist is more gentle to his mother when he "replays". The sentence "there is a train to Ueno" implies a deep feeling of regret and want to make up for it, but must be endured. I suddenly remembered that I was still under the care of my mother but didn't know how to cherish it, and a sense of shame flooded into my heart. I thank this show for making me realize that.
Second, Fan's label "healing" is probably due to the male protagonist's mother. The sentence that touched me the most was "blame yourself afterwards is conceited". Because I often blame myself and regret many things that have happened, and think about why I am like this, why I am so bad. Trapped in an infinite loop of self-blame, the mind is tortured and tortured to death. But when I saw this sentence, I instantly felt a sense of healing, because I was inferior and could never be conceited. "If blaming myself afterwards is conceit, and I'm not conceited, then I shouldn't blame myself afterwards", this reluctant logic finally gave me a sigh of relief from the torture.
It is worth mentioning that although the barrage has always suspected the teacher, because he has been helping the male protagonist and even let the male protagonist see the shadow of his father, I have basically ruled out his suspicion in my heart, but there are some scenes that make me very puzzled. , causing the teacher's suspicion to be ruled out but not completely ruled out. For example, after the male protagonist and the teacher finished chatting about Jiadai, the camera was left in the office. The teacher's face was dark, and the expression could not be seen clearly, and the duration of this shot was also very clever. If it stayed for a long time, it would Forming the feeling of deliberately leaving the shot will increase the teacher's suspicion. If the stay is short, it will make people feel that the ordinary shot has no deep meaning. And the timing of this shot is just unpredictable. Later, the phone call and the sugar-eating part of the plot falsified a shot, which led to the teacher's suspicions being added or subtracted in the end. It can be felt that the screenwriter deliberately grasped it like this, and grasped it very skillfully.
But the ending didn't shock me, because the tone of Fan had some daily warmth, and the teacher's perverted personality seemed out of place, although this setting is also logical, and descriptions such as hamster and spider silk were added to illustrate The teacher's perversion, but always a little deliberately to create a "huge truth" feeling. In addition, I don't like the part of the whitewashing of Jiadai's mother.
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