It took Tom decades to finally get out of the "wrong" emotion, the person he loved didn't love his life; the second time he only had one chance to hold the beloved woman and dance with her, and she was wearing someone else's wedding dress on her hand. Ring, with other people's daughters in his heart, the people he loves can't love his life.
Shouldn't he think about it? I mean, this emotional failure is not unreasonable, maybe he chose "a life with more space" and not many foreign women dare to enter this life, civilization has shaped us into a whole new look. It's not that they don't love this wildness, but it is limited to short-term healing, and there is no nourishment to maintain "correct" emotions in the wild.
So, one wrong burning may ruin everything, Tom himself is afraid, and another wrong love he is afraid that he can't bear it. But when Annie needed it, he still chose to use his own feelings to arouse her feelings and repair the gap between her and her daughter, everyone, and life.
As a medicine for the heart, Tom is doomed to love wrong; if he loves "right", he can't be a horse whisperer, he can't meet Annie, he can't continue to love wrong and help her, her daughter, her horse. Tom is a kind of love planted in no one's place.
What I want to say is: Love is right when there's nothing left.
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