Regarding the way of expression of the story, the language of the camera and the performance, many people have already analyzed it in place, and non-professionals will not make a difference. I still want to talk about the plot. When I saw the middle part, I still didn't understand why the man was like a walking dead at the beginning. Even if the lover ran away, the spiritual world should not collapse like this. What did he experience? What was the straw that broke the camel's back? According to what the man told later: the man tied the woman by the stove, the woman screamed, the child was crying, the man thought of running away from everything and went to sleep alone, and then the man woke up in the fire, extinguished the fire on his body, and collapsed and ran. There is a point here, that is, when a woman leaves, does she know that there is a fire? The arrangement of the woman being tied to the stove means that there is a possibility that the woman may knock down or destroy the stove in order to escape, causing a fire, and there is also the possibility of deliberately setting it on fire. In both cases, she knew that there was a fire, but without waking up, she had the idea of giving up the man's life. There is also a possibility that she did not know that the fire was on when she left, and the stove accidentally ignited the surrounding after she left. In this case, because she contacted her brother's family later, she must have known about the fire, so she would not be surprised when the man narrated it behind the mirror. If she doesn't know, there should be a "not my fault" to explain. I deliberately replayed the part when the man described the fire, and wanted to see the woman's reaction when she heard this. When the man said the first few sentences, the camera didn't show the woman. He stared straight down, then closed his eyes and shed tears, then turned his head sideways and looked up at the man, his eyes were a little sharp when he looked up, his face was adjusted slightly, his eyes became soothing, and he walked towards the window. After watching it, I felt that the emotions conveyed by the actors were relatively calm, and I began to fall into memory. I felt a little regretful later, and I didn't want to explain the performance. That is to say, there is a high probability that she knew there was a fire when she left. The woman knew about the fire, but she took her son away but didn't call the man. The man thought that the woman treated him like this, and he was so desperate, and it was better to explain why the man became the way he was at the beginning. Judging from the reaction of the man after meeting his brother, He is not mentally ill, but deliberately forgetting things. And the despair brought by that fire may be the last straw. If so, was the man's tears when he finally drove away, because of the reunion, or because of mutual forgiveness for the past? All I know is that one person being nice to another doesn't necessarily mean love. One person is not good to another person, it does not necessarily mean that he does not love. Whether the other party really cares about you as a person wants to get along well with you, or only cares about a certain aspect of you at the moment, your heart will know have a feeling. But the heart will be unreliable. One is that most of the feelings are judged by the appearance of the other party's behavior. The other party's acting skills are good, and the heart is sometimes deceived. The second is that the judgment level of the mind is affected by the experience and values of the world view, and it has not achieved the ability to see the essence through the phenomenon. The third is that it takes time to distinguish, and it takes time to see people's hearts, but many times the two sides have no patience to wait for that time, after all, time has a cost. Fourth, even if the level of self-discipline is sufficient, it has been a long time, and it seems to understand the other party, but the other party has changed, the only constant is the change. The world will go on without anyone, maybe it is a better choice for oneself to give up decisively.
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