After watching the movie, I feel that this fate is really a trick. It can often strike your weak underbelly with a surprise gesture, leaving you suffocated to the point of not knowing what to do. The last part of the movie is the most embarrassing, Rizzo takes Joe to see his father's cemetery to show him the bitterness in his heart, and Joe pawns his most precious radio in order to buy medicine and food for Rizzo (though There are a lot of Oedipal complexes or sexual innuendos of gay existence in the film, and the fact that the director of the film is gay, but I still don't think they are gay). But in the end, each other's efforts still could not save the hopeless fate, Rizzo died on the sunny road.
As the saying goes: unsatisfactory things are often eight or nine, but they can be said to others. There is a kind of cruelty in life. This cruelty is not because I am lonely all my life, but because I have never wanted to be with me, but there is such a person (whether a lover or a friend) who has penetrated into my life, and we are hanging on each other in the cold winter and snowy night. When I finally got used to it and sighed that I could breathe a sigh of relief, you died suddenly. I haven't told you what I want, and you haven't had time to close your eyes. Fate teased the unfortunate us again, and I'm going to start fucking alone with endless dreams again.
Hehe, good fortune fools people, we are all about the same.
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