From laughing to choking. Patrick, the transvestite, used a smile and softness to cover up his heart, and he also responded and resolved everything with a smile and softness. The duckweed-like exile and the infectious power of being faithful to himself turned a turbulent world into a flowing set. The board has become a fairy tale of the years that belongs to only one person.
For the first time in the whole film, the character's painful self-consciousness is shown when Patrick's friend travels from Ireland to London to have an abortion, and Patrick comforts her that this is fine, lest "unfortunately become a 'catastrophe' like mine". The friend changed his mind and stood at the door of the clinic and told him, "I love you this 'catastrophe'". In the moment when the two shots are switched, there is an extremely short and touching sadness and warmth.
And the never-ending pursuit of the imprint of his biological mother - the "beautiful back figure engulfed by the world's first city that never sleeps" -, when he finally set foot on the street where she lived (with the most "British" and "Thatcher") Mrs." or even "much more beautiful than Mrs Thatcher"), the audience's tears also poured into his eyes with his footsteps.
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