The clip of Benjamin looking at the photo twice in it exactly hit my teardrop. The first time he saw it, he only saw the first photo of his wife, and he couldn't click on it. He really couldn't bear the sweetness of those memories. The person you once loved is no longer there. He can no longer see her sleeping face next to you, play with her children with her, look at her like a beautiful oil painting. The most unbearable thing is that happiness used to be so real in our lives, and now, you really find that you no longer have this happiness.
He was miserable because wherever he went, his life was filled with the shadow and smell of his wife. He was so desperate that he couldn't help himself. Just like that old tiger, it is suffering from injuries and suffering every day. Euthanasia is a relief for it, not suffering in a hopeless state. If the existence of a feeling fills people with the helplessness and despair of life, let it pass. Memories are alive and eternal. You can always find your happiness back from your memories. And people still have to go on with life, so let go, for the people around you who still love you and need you.
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