When she asked him to play a song for her in the amusement park, she knelt down by the piano and looked up at him, her eyes were full of admiration and admiration, at that moment I felt how much she loved him, and the reasons that bothered me at that moment were all No longer exists, and the presence of such deep love alone is enough to leave me speechless. They talked for so long, until the train went through all the countries, and danced for so long, until all the players were tired of it, and it wasn't enough for him to remember. Seeing his enthusiastic look after seeing him again after many years, I also have expectations in my heart. He must have had a reason for not coming back then, but I didn't expect that it was just the reappearance of old skills. When passing officers accosted her with the same words, my hair stood on end. It turned out that everything was just a whim. Thinking about it, he didn't ask her name that night, let alone the second reunion. The first time they met, they hugged each other after spending a whole night together, and the second time they said a few words and then kissed. Even though he made her feel disheartened, she still looked at him with the girl's heart back then. Compared to how good the male lead is and therefore worthy of the female lead's love, I think the female lead herself is a loving and gentle person, and she just happened to see the male lead's tenderness.
Now I'm thinking, are all the things he said, "elf", "you can help me", "you're weird" and "tourism" are just habitual words? If so, that's really hurtful.
The heroine actually knows that the hero is a person with many female friends, but she doesn't want to think badly about him. When he was forgotten by the hero in the end and treated as an ordinary woman, she didn't blame him for anything, just silently. recognized reality. It suddenly occurred to me that the heroine treats the hero like looking at the moon. She doesn't misinterpret it, and doesn't extravagantly ask the moon what to do for her. She just watched from a distance and silently loved. I thought of "The Life of the Disgusted Matsuko" again, Matsuko who pursued the moon all his life, in fact, before he knew it, he was already the moon.
The final death of the heroine is equivalent to putting a golden frame on the film. made this movie a classic. I will always love this movie because it is so beautiful, pure and moving.
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