In just a few short days, they have become a part of my life, and they are real to me. So in the end, when I saw Michael and Sarah's parting kiss, I saw Michael's last face in Lightning Flint; I saw Sarah's lonely expression when she came out alone; I saw Michael tell his children in a message What a blessing to be free; to see Sarah jumping around with their children; to watch his brothers gently pat his tombstone; You change"; it was only when I watched Michael say the words "Finly, we are free!" softly. I keep telling myself it's over! But I couldn't help but imagine over and over again how Sarah would live without Michael.
Those clips are replayed over and over in my mind. All of them have spent their whole lives in pursuit of freedom, just freedom. Why is it so difficult? Nai, no matter how smart Michael is, he can only live a life of shameless walking on the tip of a knife. They were tossed to and fro by the big hand of fate, but they always said "everything will be fine!" Michael's phrase "one day" failed to wait for that day. It is such a group of desperadoes that makes me feel distressed that they are looking forward to the end of their family reunion, and at the same time I am afraid that the song will end. The most worrying thing is not those nervous and exciting escapes, but love. His brotherhood with Lincoln, his life with Sarah, and his death with those brothers. Each one is irresistible. So I didn't have the courage to watch it again, I was scared.
Knowing that sadness is always inevitable, why do you have to be deeply in love? Everyone understands the truth, but the play is like life, and over time, the viewers of the play also become the people in the play.
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