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Love is both a disease and a medicine. For love and ideals, are we stronger than mental patients?
Clay 2021-12-26 08:01:27
At first I watched it as a horror movie, but later I watched more meaningful and good movies. In the movie, the identities of the doctor and the patient are reversed, and the doctor is doing crazy things. In the movie, the male protagonist came to the hospital for the goddess who had only one side, and experienced various dangers, and finally succeeded in flying away with the female protagonist and living a good life, but they were all mental patients. Close your eyes and ask yourself, who are we in our lives? Are we stronger than mental patients for the sake of love and ideals?
Extended Reading
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Edward Newgate: Misery has a way of clarifying one's convictions.
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Mrs. Pike: You'll excuse me if I disagree, Doctor. No one is beyond cure. In fact, I believe your young man has found his.
Charles Graves: What precisely might that be?
Mrs. Pike: Not what. "Who."