It's still a very strange film, and it's about the spirit of people. The male protagonist suffers from depression and is unwilling to talk to anyone, causing his career to fail and his wife to be separated. Later, it was necessary to speak through the sea puppet on his hand, but he did not expect that it was through the beaver that the male protagonist could communicate with his family normally. business peak. When the plot turned from sadness to happiness because of the wired way of talking through the beaver on the male main costume, I thought it was a typical American comedy ending, but the plot did not stop here where everything seems to be good . The male protagonist gradually exists as a beaver in spirit, instead of himself with his family and colleagues. I found that when my wife needed me instead of the beaver, she collapsed again, directly and completely denied the past, the family, and herself, and finally turned into a battle between herself and the beaver that she fantasized about. Only after being cut off did it get real pacification. It really made my mood go wild. What impressed me a lot was the graduation speech written by the eldest son of the male protagonist at her graduation ceremony later: "We have been instilled by our parents, teachers, and people around us that "everything can be fine", In fact, not everything will get better, even most of it will not get better. We need to admit that many times it is not so ok, all you can do is to know that at least you are not alone." There's never been a rule "everything can be fine", it's just our good opinion. Since it is not inevitable that it will be ok, why should we panic when we find it is broken? I think of Monica's very simple line in my friends, but I like it very much: "Welcome to the real world! It sucks. You're gonna love it!" Our reason for avoiding it, what it needs from us, should be a complete hug. Perhaps it is precisely because of the completeness that we realize its fineness. And in the end, we love the whole process, not just the part that many of us feel good about.
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