(I saw that no one wrote about Sebastian, but there are a lot of things I want to say about him, so I decided to roll up my sleeves and come on my own? Non-professional film critics are just expressing personal feelings, yes √) In fact, Sebastian is the most Sad. People who lack the feeling of being loved feel embarrassed no matter how they love them. She had been wrapped up by her mother since she was a child, and the phrase "it's your jealousy" revealed how much repressed pain. Alicia is as bright as light, as if it is the light that can penetrate his world, so he wants to learn how to love for her, to believe in her, to love her, and to protect her. But it was all his wishful thinking. She never loved him. He is deeply in love without knowing it. In fact, the truth has always been obvious enough, and my mother also warned at the beginning. It's not that he doesn't believe. It's always been unbelievable. How many times, he has blindly loved the past because he didn't believe it! I don't believe that the tenderness wrapped around my fingertips will fade, the love overflowing from the corners of my eyes will be hypocritical, I don't believe that the dream will be broken after all, and I'm so stubborn that I don't want to wake up. The more you love, the more you want to hate. All the emotions poured out like a flood at the moment when the truth was confirmed. He was lost, collapsed, crazy, and the love he once thought was just a ridiculous conspiracy. So he was like nothing, and had to go back to his mother again to get a little comfort and love. And try to get a tinge of revenge and a pitiful sense of security from Alicia's torture. It was he who extinguished her with his own hands, so why not his own light? How embarrassed. At the end, he begged, "Take me too, they're staring at me," how pathetic. But how could anyone be willing to sympathize? Just because he seems to be scheming and undeserving of love? So the car drove away, he turned around silently, his back was depressed. No one could predict what was waiting for him. He's not mean, he's just making a living. He is not without dignity, just lonely. It's not that he doesn't love him, he just doesn't love him enough. I really feel that this character is full of sympathy and does have a side worthy of sympathy.
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