plagiarized life

Jennifer 2022-03-25 09:01:13

Life either erupts in silence, or returns to silence in silence. There is no right or wrong in life, only choices.

Rather than plagiarizing someone else's life, the protagonist is a continuation of a writer's career that others have already pressed the pause button on.

However, what does it have to do with the gain or loss of fame and fortune for the old man who was plagiarized and about to run out of fuel? There is nothing more gratifying to him than seeing another continuation of his life. The only negative energy is that the plagiarist will carry the load for life. Besides, who is not in real life?

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Extended Reading
  • Carmella 2022-04-24 07:01:16

    The stories of the characters in the three time and space have a clear sense of hierarchy. Brian, the director and screenwriter, handles them well, but it is difficult for the whole film to resonate emotionally, and it is a pity that many places are sloppy. Whether it’s the regret of missing out or the heavy heart of continuing to live with mistakes, maybe anyone will have such a time, even if it traps thoughts and actions, it is understandable that we still have to look up and prepare for the future.

  • Vincent 2022-03-29 09:01:04

    The structure of the plot is very full and not bad. It seems to be calm, but it is thought-provoking. It is said that the 2009 "Love Lila, Lila" is exactly the same as its plot, but unfortunately I can't find it online.

The Words quotes

  • The Old Man: He found out sometime later that what she'd actually said was: "Pay your check and get the hell out of here". But who is he to question fate?

  • Clay Hammond: At some point, you have to choose between life and fiction. The two are very close, but they never actually touch.