At the beginning, Johnny gave me the feeling that he was a boy who was suppressed by life. Because his father was ill, he had to assume the responsibility of starting a family and take care of the farm. His only ways to relax are drinking and sex. But after Georgi came to the farm, he was like a warm winter sun, shining into Johnny's lonely and indifferent heart. He would take off his gloves to the stubborn Johnny, treat his wounds carefully and tenderly, and drape the skin of a dead lamb on the body of a living lamb. Not only that, but Georgie is more of a spice that makes Johnny's farm life interesting. The father suffered another stroke after seeing his son with Georgy. Due to family pressure, Johnny had to temporarily abandon his lover. But he found that he was not happy when he left his lover. In the end, his father also supported him to find his love. Like my father's words, because I have experienced the pain of my mother's departure and can empathize with it, my father agreed when Johnny told him that he was going to find the person he loved. Grandma discovered his little secret but did not expose it, and still silently supported him. At the end of the story, Johnny finally got his love back, which is my favorite point. Georgi saved Johnny from falling in love with himself, healed him and healed himself. Although the ending of he may not be as profound as the ending of be, it finally makes up for my regret in "Brokeback Mountain". Because the themes and settings of the two are really too similar, but both have their own strengths.
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