Lars is an autistic and lonely person in the movie. He doesn't communicate with others, doesn't accept love from others, doesn't even want others to touch him, and his childhood experiences led to his autism and loneliness.
However, there is no lack of love around him, and likewise, his heart is full of love for others. It's just that he doesn't understand, doesn't know how to receive, how to give...
Therefore, Lars has always been lonely.
The arrival of Bianca changed all that. Lars accepted the girl with long hair and big eyes. Maybe Lars thinks it's easier to love a doll than a person; maybe he thinks Bianca won't hurt him. In short, he fell in love with her.
It was touching that the whole town accepted Bianca, even Lars' stubborn older brother. They gave Lars their love through Bianca, teaching Lars how to communicate with people, how to love and be loved.
Everything is changing.
When I see Lars taking good care of Bianca, when I see Bianca "tell" stories for the children, when I see Lars and Bianca quarreling, when I see people in the town solemnly hold a funeral for Bianca... Funeral. Yes, Bianca is dead. Lars chose to let Bianca die because he accepted people's love. Maybe this is the selfish and ruthless side of people, always throwing away things that are no longer needed. But we also saw how sad Lars and the rest of the town were at Bianca's funeral. This is the best place to stay in Bianca, I think.
There is a sentence in the film review of "Universal Screen": "All the inflatable dolls produced on that assembly line will be jealous of the black-haired and big-eyed companion among them." Another friend said that all living and non-living things should be Envy Bianca. What I'm trying to say is that it's not just Bianca that deserves our envy, but all the people who live in this story.
They know how to love and be loved. Because of love, no longer lonely.
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