downtown autistic patients

Vilma 2022-03-28 09:01:08

After watching the movie, I don't want to talk about education, I don't want to talk about family, I don't want to talk about the child in the movie who died at the beginning, this is everyone's hot spot, but I just want to talk about Sam. I want to open a bar like the one in the movie and sing to others every Friday, and the name is Unpiloted. I thought about this idea for a long time. I have watched the movie back and forth many times. If Sam's child hadn't had an accident, he would probably be an ordinary working-class living in the city, with his own small family, his own relatives, his own job, and his life. When something pleasant happens, we meet up for a drink. Well-mannered, gentlemanly, and even developed in a suave way. But his child's accident pushed his life into a different style. He lived in a boat, floated on the lake, stood by the lake every day, urinated into the lake, took off his tie suit, put on loose work clothes, became a painter, and his life became decadent and debauched, whether it was To his co-workers, and to the lake keeper who was chasing him to move him, he turned into a casual and cynical attitude. He still loves his life, but the trauma of life makes him a little self-sacrificing but doesn't completely break him. He showed his more authentic side, maybe, he felt that life was bad enough for him, what else could it be like? He simply played a hooligan with life and buried the pain in the ground. We are not one Sam after another. We have not experienced pain, so we have been living politely in society, working step by step every day, starting a family, being gentle with our family, and colleagues. But often I want to give the world a fuck, I want a boat of my own, pee in the lake while standing on the side of the boat, I don't want to wear a suit, tie, chasing ripped denim, loose T-shirts, people who don't want to talk are ignored, Indulge yourself as an autistic person. In fact, we don't have many friends. It's like Sam, who lived a normal life for the first half of his life. When his son had an accident, he seemed to have lost everything. That is to say, just like we are now, living a normal life, in fact, there is not much gain. In one word, it is mediocrity. Since I am still doing nothing, I really want to give this society a fuck. I live in trouble, I don't have many friends, I am still lonely, and I enjoy this loneliness even more.

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Rudderless quotes

  • Josh: What ever happened to free choice?

    Sam: That's a myth.

  • Alaird: I had to file another complaint about you relieving yourself in the lake. The rules are quite clear.

    Sam: Alard, do you realize how many of our conversations are about my penis?