After watching the movie, the first thing that comes to my mind is myself. I feel that I am actually Jon, dissatisfied with my current situation, mediocre, not doing what I like, and not living the life I want. Everyone actually has a dream, it's like a fire in the heart. But for most people, this fire is not so much a hope of life as a pain and suffering caused by desire, because most people, including myself, have no That courage to change the status quo, to pursue the dream. I will be afraid, not afraid of losing everything I have now, that sense of stability and security, but afraid that if I try to get close to my dream, but I find that I really have nothing but enthusiasm, Especially for things like talent, no matter how hard you try, you can't change the fact that you are just a mediocre person. And this fact is the deadliest. When you don't act, you can still deceive yourself into thinking that you are just buried in the tedious daily life, and you can imagine that you have infinite possibilities. But in fact, most people probably know it well. Just like Don, he knows that he will never become Frank. It is not difficult for me to imagine how painful and desperate he was when he realized this reality. Because although I clearly understand this reality, many times I still choose to ignore its existence, which is the so-called self-deception. Jon has always admired Frank's talent for finding creative inspiration in the little things in life. He assumed that Frank must have had a very dark and tragic life experience. After all, didn't someone say that suffering is the source of art? , so he thought that if he had had a similar experience, he would also have a burst of inspiration. In fact, this is also an unconscious self-deception, so at the end of the film, Jon finds that Frank has no dark past, and he can only face the cruel reality. Others' mothers have said that Frank is purely a talent. If it weren't for mental problems, Frank might be even more awesome. At the end of the film, Jon left Frank and the others. I don't know where he is going, maybe to return to his original life, but I don't think he is as dissatisfied with the ordinary life as before. He already knew the difference between himself and Frank, and probably accepted his mediocrity. You don't care, but I love you all.
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