This kind of old age makes people sigh. When she almost regained her confidence in life, her life ended in a hurry, and the end was so sudden and humble, sigh.
It is the extreme lack that makes Matsuko intensify his desire to ask for it, but he doesn't know that the more he wants, the less he can't. When I was a child, my father favored his sick sister, and when he grew up, he was always displaced in every relationship, and it didn't last.
No one wants to live life like this. It's just that few people can look back on every relationship in their life without any guilt. Matsuko has given sincere and strong feelings to each of her lovers, it is pure love without the slightest impurity. She paid in this way, and looked forward to receiving such love, but she was constantly made fun of by fate. She was born of love, and died in the dryness and despair of the shattering of love.
"I'm born to be human, I'm sorry." What kind of experience does it take to say such desperate words. It is clear that he has lived, but he has to say sorry for his life as a human being. It was an expression of powerless love, and a eulogy that finally shattered what he had been seeking for his whole life.
It's clearly a complete tragedy. The director used gorgeous and bright tones to decorate the tragedy as if it were a fairy tale movie. There are also some absurd and eccentric comedy elements. Flowers, starry sky and moon, when I was in this beautiful fairy tale setting, I had to be hit by the sadness in reality.
I'm thinking if she hadn't died, the outcome might not have been so tragic. Xiaolong will find her and beg her forgiveness. From then on, they will live with each other...
but, there are always more regrets in life. Remembering the people who hurt us and who we hurt, who of us has not been selfish?
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