Seems like a failed tale of a high school student desperate for fame. . .
Later I gradually realized that this is a story about growing up. . .
Charlie, still a child, seems to take on the responsibility of caring for a fragile mother. . . At the same time, he worked as a doctor in school to answer questions for his classmates, which made him extremely popular and influential. . .
Cap's suicide, the story begins to turn. . After all, Charlie is still a child, so many things are still beyond his ability. . .
Charlie's mother eventually realizes her responsibility, and Charlie admits to Susan's father that he's just a child. The moment Susan's father jumped out of the swimming pool, he finally regained his father's sobriety. . .
Perhaps, when we truly face ourselves and recognize our position, we can be truly happy. . .
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