So Dan and Candy dragged each other into the carousel room, probably the house of magic drugs supported by love as the axis, spinning, and then surpassing the speed of the carousel, spinning faster and faster, so fast that they could not see anything other than their lover. things, so dazzling. Even when the audience gradually felt dizzy, they also slowly lost the strength to support themselves in centrifugal force, and fell down, surrendering to passion and magic medicine.
"When you can stop, you don't; when you want to stop, you can't." Casber points to Candy, a novice in a fallen kingdom, but I think for Dan and Candy, it's not just drugs, love It is also a dangerous substance that can become a prisoner after addiction.
The stories of drug addicts are always predictable and plummet, from heaven, earth to hell. Borrowing money to buy drugs, lying, pawning, supporting dating, defrauding, or even deciding to quit drugs because of pregnancy, but ultimately miscarriage, when you think you have enough heartbreak, sorry, everything can be worse.
After writing their stories all over the house with nail polish, Candy loses her mind and Casber dies of a drug overdose, leaving Dan alone to face this extremely awake world. We only saw Dan become the dishwasher of the World Cup, deliberately not directly mentioning the drug issue that we are most concerned about, only from his deep eyes and pale face, we can see that the drugs are still firmly attached to Dan's empty soul.
When they met again, the kiss sparked a spark that had once been extinguished, and in just a few seconds, the premonition that the world was spinning again, as if predicting the future, so Dan pushed Candy away from him, parting because of love , to protect loved ones from falling into a psychedelic quagmire.
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