I understand but I can't do anything

Kiera 2022-03-23 09:02:50

I see. But I can't do anything.
Even if I could say "we don't see Jews here" in the ER ~ it wouldn't change the outcome!

Faced with such a powerful sense of powerlessness, what should we do?

I understand everything, and I can't do anything.
Even if I could say to my friends "I know they'll get me eventually"~ it won't change the ending!

Two friends, like two people locked in different phone booths ~ can understand each other's loneliness, but can't communicate ~

I, as another phone booth person ~ I envy the variety of their childhood education ~ painting, piano, Latin , Even in the gym class I always thought they could play so many tricks~

I don’t understand anything, and I can’t do anything~ What I can do and what I’m doing may be some boring things~

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  • Katrine 2022-03-28 09:01:08

    I saw that kind of smile again, a sincere smile from the heart, indescribable, so beautiful, as if only these smiling people in the world are beautiful people. This kind of movie is indescribable. There is no sense of substitution, but I know I will reminisce about him in the future.

  • Vita 2022-03-18 09:01:05

    "Forty years have passed, but I will remember every second of that early January morning until I die." Mahler used extremely restrained methods to reproduce the unforgettable national pain in his childhood. Nothing is more suitable to spend Christmas Eve than watching one or two good movies, and there is no emotion that is more memorable than mourning. The beautiful Jelena Jacobs playing the piano. The children attend classes and pray in the air-raid shelter. The children watched Chaplin and laughed heartily.

Au Revoir les Enfants quotes

  • Joseph: Don't be so pious! He's a Jew!

  • Julien Quentin: T'as peur?

    Jean Bonnet: Tout le temps.