This is an indifferent story and life, but in the cold Crosby town, the perennial winds, deserted streets, desolate groves, and huge waves on the cliffs, at the end of the story, we magically found the courage to continue living. and warm. Olive Kitteridge describes the life of a depressed, bitter, earnest, mean, and affectionate Olive. She can't understand the falsehood and pretentiousness of normal social life, the insincere rhetoric of others, the cowardice of indulging emotions, the sympathy and pity for the despairing suicide, and the righteousness for the bullied. In the long life, people come and go, but the strong sense of loneliness has never gone far. But even so, Olive persisted to the end of his natural life. No matter how difficult or painful the world is, please continue to live, because what we take for granted now will be all we are unwilling to give up when we are dying. It baffles me, this world. I don't wanna leave it yet. Even though the turmoil in the world makes me puzzling, I still want to stay for a while. The second episode of Incoming Tide is the first reversal of the plot, which makes people feel the hatred of Olive, who is often in menopause in the first episode. change. She calmly and skillfully rescued two people, and let us see that this knife-mouthed woman actually has a sensitive and powerful tofu heart. Olive is mean, but has great empathy for Kevin, who is deeply Bipolar (manic and depressive syndrome), because she understands the loneliness and low energy that come and go. The opposite of Bipolar is not happiness but vitality. Kevin was not only affected by his mother who also had the disease when he was young, but he still has to face the terrible news of his mother's suicide when he grows up. This contradictory feeling of wanting to fit in with the society but never being able to fit in, eventually pushed Kevin back to the hometown where all the nightmares began to end his unbearable life. His mentality, as Dazai Osamu described in "Disqualification in the World": My life is full of shameful things. For people and things, he no longer has the strength to pretend to cater to him, and only has a life of ending this contradiction. However, Olive understands that different from Kevin's desire to integrate, Olive buried this indifference to the society with indifference and meanness, but she understands this feeling of powerlessness. Talking too much and being less affectionate may have become a normal way of doing things that all of us have not noticed. The person in front of us is talking about the world, making many promises, and exaggerating Haikou, but we all know that after 30 minutes, These promises and oaths will fade away with the end of the topic. Olive knows her indifference and sympathy. This contradiction is not unrelated to the perennial coldness and silence of Crosby, the easternmost town in the United States. Perhaps this is the source of the ubiquitous sense of sadness. . Instead of being immersed in meaningless conversations, it is better to enjoy the piano music. Kevin softly expressed his heart in front of strangers. Hi sweetie, I haven't seen you before. You here for the wedding? No, I'm here to listen to you. Episode 3, A Different Road, discusses the "what if" that you and I talk about most in your life. Had Olive been less strict with Christopher, would Chris be a healthier person and maybe his first marriage wouldn't have failed? If Olive or Henry actually cheated and divorced, would they be happier again? At the moment of life and death in the hospital, the mutual roaring and laughter at the sky exhausted the helplessness of the couple. But Olive is lucky, because she found her Henry, a good gentleman who can tolerate her, even if it is not so suitable, he has tolerated her for a lifetime. But if he starts again, whether Olive will choose not to start with Henry, or choose to be better with Henry, this may be a question that neither the screenwriter nor Olive himself can answer. But Olive has realized that the time left in his life is actually less and much less than the time in the past. This kind of panic is like a midsummer afternoon, when you suddenly wake up, only to find those young days in your dreams, But there is no going back, and there is no time to choose again. It's very suitable for watching on the bed when there is no one on the weekend~~~~~ I have realized that the time left in my life is actually less and much less than in the past. This kind of panic is like a midsummer afternoon, when you suddenly wake up, only to realize that those young days in your dreams are actually There is no going back, not even time to re-select. It's very suitable for watching on the bed when there is no one on the weekend~~~~~ I have realized that the time left in my life is actually less and much less than in the past. This kind of panic is like a midsummer afternoon, when you suddenly wake up, only to realize that those young days in your dreams are actually There is no going back, not even time to re-select. It's very suitable for watching on the bed when there is no one on the weekend~~~~~
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