Well, it's a little embarrassing. How should I put it, I can understand it, but I really feel embarrassed.
Doris was originally a person who likes watching movies like everyone else, likes going out to parties, likes novelties, and has his own life. But she gave up her private life, the possibility of a better job, and so to speak, for her mother. She was also heavily influenced by her mother, who had a serious collecting fetish, and she sealed herself in a shell.
When her mother died and she met John, the shell started to crack. Doris's dress, desk arrangement and her age are not in line with the public eye, especially her feelings for John and her actions towards John are completely girlish. Because this kind of relationship can be said to be a missing piece in her life, her own life stays at the moment when her fiancé leaves and she stays to take care of her mother, and stays in her energetic twenties. Therefore, when the shell begins to crack, it is understandable that the broken emotions continue in this way, but I don't like this setting very much.
Glad that Doris finally made a decisive break! Completely broke the long-chained shell. The ending of the film is open ended, and I'm partial to Doris's efforts to get John's young couple back together in the end, and they're still good friends with Doris. And after Doris moved to the city, she also met someone who would accompany her all the way.
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