Maggie's life is only seven years. Most of her life is in the fantasy that her father gave her. Maggie's house is full of toys, big and small, that her father bought for her. I think her childhood was very happy. , Even Maggie's teacher said that her father spoiled Maggie too much, which led to derailment from real life.
The appearance of Maggie's mother later brought Maggie back to her real life and wanted to regain custody. Maggie was a little sad during that time period. How I wish the movie didn't even show this part, and just let Maggie be happy until she sleeps forever.
Maggie's departure further highlights her father's love for Maggie. During a small episode, Maggie tricked the director into saying that her father dared to jump from the top floor. In fact, her father was very scared and never dared to jump. Later, the director found out , It was Maggie who deceived the director, thinking it was her father who wanted to dance, and scolded Maggie. After her father found out about the situation on the roof, he immediately changed his mind and said that he wanted to dance.
All these trivial narrations were prepared in advance by the director. Maggie finally fell asleep in her father's arms. I was a little stunned at first. Why did Maggie die?
It took a while to realize that this would not be a more reasonable way to reflect his father's nonsensical love for Maggie.
It turned out that my father had long known that Maggie had a terminal illness, and only my father knew that every day in the past few years might be Maggie's last day. Then live the rest of the day to be the happiest way, and it is rare to come to the world once, then let Maggie experience the happiest part of the world, without pain and sadness. . . In that life there is only happiness and joy.
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