Great, great, great stories are not just about emotional development, but also about a growth story—about how "me" became "me." I prefer that David doesn't exist, or is just an imaginary perfection in my head. As for the ending, the director's portrayal of more love as a "game" is quite different from the traditional oriental concept, but I agree with this ending. After all, it is caused by "experience", and it is a more impure and more self-utilitarian attitude towards life. . The scab was there, dancing with the flesh in the sea breeze.
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