The first feeling after watching it is warm.
From the very first meeting, Eugenio seemed to have an interest in Martin. Eugenio originally lied that the house belonged to his uncle and aunt, but after Martin explained that his salary requirements were very low, he changed his mind and said that he would discuss with them. In fact, Eugenio stood by the window the next day, expecting Martin to arrive.
Eugenio hired Martin. Martin was going to take a bath in the storage room after work at his home. Eugenio saw that there was no hot water here, so he took him into his room to take a bath.
Among them is the first key foreshadowing - Eugenio's paintings. When Martin approached him, Eugenio, who had been painting, quickly put away the painting. The content of the painting will be mentioned later.
While Martin was taking a shower, Eugenio cleaned out some clothes and watched Martin's blurred body through the glass outside the bathroom. He couldn't help but tell Martin that he had some clothes for him, and as a result, Martin came out with only a bath towel. (scheming Ernie)
And Martin was very grateful to Eugenio for bringing him to his room to take a hot bath and giving him clothes, and thanked him sincerely. I think his feelings for Eugenio also started here.
The two chatted together afterward, while Martin hid from Eugenio the fact that he lived without a fixed place and slept by the wall. And Eugenio was going to go out. Although he didn't go by the way, he still insisted on taking him home, so Martin lied and got out of the car ahead of schedule. There is a detail on the car, Eugenio felt the car was hot and took off his shirt, his genitals were highlighted and shook a few times, which caught Martin's attention. Martin glanced at that spot from time to time. It can be seen from this that Martin has a vaguely different kind of affection for Eugenio.
The next day, Eugenio took the initiative to ask Martin to stop his work and swim with him, and gave him a pair of swimming trunks to try on. While swimming, Eugenio didn't know what he was thinking about, but Martin, who went ashore at this time, held his swimming goggles and seemed to remember something, gesturing with his hands happily - and all of these Eugenio Didn't hear it, except for the last two words "two pineapples". And here is the second key foreshadowing , and I think the most important foreshadowing.
And Eugenio may have realized that he was confused and a little lost, so he turned his head and walked away, leaving behind Martin, who was disappointed and lost. Martin was also in a state of unease at this time. He seemed to suddenly realize his employment status and began to suspect that he was out of proportion to get so close to Eugenio. (It's a little abuse here, Martin is an innocent little angel!)
Then Martin helped Eugenio to throw away some old items, and he secretly kept one of the books and a photo album. Here is the third key foreshadowing.
Later, Martin accidentally cut his thigh with a wire while at work, and Eugenio insisted on drugging him. Since the location of the wound was on the thigh, Martin took off his shirt and jeans during the drug application (I don't know why he took off his shirt), and Eugenio's line of sight was only separated from Martin's genitals by a layer of fabric. But at this time Eugenio never stared at it. Eugenio, in front of the injured Martin, was only thinking about how to give him medicine. He also offered to send Martin home, where he could rest for a few days.
Martin saw that he could not hide the fact that he lived without a fixed place, so he took the initiative to confess. Eugenio didn't blame him, but took him to his home and made a room for him.
Later Eugenio wanted to go out, leaving Martin alone to watch the house. Martin put on Ernie's clothes and lay down on Ernie's bed to sleep, feeling the breath of the other party. But at this time Martin did not realize his feelings for Ernie.
After Eugenio came back, he happened to meet Martin in the bath, and he used the name of laundry to break into the bathroom to take Martin's clothes to wash, and asked him to go to his room after washing. Come. Ernie gave Martin some new clothes, including underwear, to try on on the spot, and Ernie surreptitiously saw Martin's full body through the mirror.
They were drinking the same bottle of Coke together in the woods behind, and Martin swallowed facing the river while Ernie urinated, turning his head several times to peek at each other's genitals. The two then swam together and started splashing each other. The two then competed shooting and running together. Ernie lost. He pretended to make a phone call or excused his heart palpitations, so he lost the game. Martin saw all this, and only thought the other party was cute. When Ernie said he had heart palpitations, he also took Martin's hand on his chest to feel his heartbeat.
The latter two drank together until the early hours of the morning. Martin fell asleep first because of his lack of alcohol. Ernie took advantage of the alcohol and touched his body, including that part, in an attempt to wake him up, but to no avail. So he and Martin slept next to each other in the same bed. So there is this sweet scene.
Later, O'Neill's brother came to the house as a guest, and saw O'Neill's feelings for Martin at a glance. His remarks to O'Neill may have contributed to the flames.
When Martin and Ernie were carrying a large table together, they accidentally knocked over Ernie's paintings. The paintings were scattered all over the place, and on them were male bodies with high levels of hormones , which Martin saw. Ernie also noticed. These paintings, on the one hand, made Martin finally realize his feelings for Ernie. On the other hand, it put Ernie in an embarrassing situation, and it also laid the groundwork for the refusal of kissing later.
Later, when Ernie came to Martin's room to get the chlorine water for washing clothes, Martin deliberately took off his shirt and untied his pants to reveal his pubic hair to seduce Ernie. body of. Martin was a little disappointed.
During a subsequent cleaning of the roof leaves, fragmentary leaves got into Ernie's eyes, and Martin carefully helped him clear them out. And help him clean the leaves from his hair and body. It's ambiguous here. finally! Martin pierced that layer of sandpaper and kissed Ernie on his own initiative!
But at this time, O'Neill couldn't forget the discovery of the painting, thinking that it was Martin's repayment to himself, not from his sincerity. When Martin's lips touched, he immediately refused. This made Martin feel a chill, and immediately turned his head and walked away.
After this, Ernie didn't see Martin again for several days, but he thought about him all the time. He went back to the wall where Martin used to live and found the book he had planned to throw away, with his own picture in it. Only then did he realize that Martin had sincere feelings for him.
He came home again, thinking about how to save this relationship, and suddenly thought of pineapple. He found the former disc player at home and repaired it, as well as a disc containing two pineapples - the disc was called "Hawaii", which means Hawaii. In fact, Ernie had a newer disc player to use, but he spared no effort to repair the old disc player that carried the memory of the two and put it alongside the Hawaiian disc by the wall where Martin used to live. I hope Martin can understand his mind after seeing it.
Finally, Martin saw the disc player and the two pineapples inside, and eventually returned to Ernie's house.
In fact, it can be seen from this scene that Martin used the swimming goggles to gesture with this old disc player. I think it can be deduced that this old disc player and the pineapple in the Hawaiian disc should be the two childhood memories. Now, it has also become something that sews up the cracks in the relationship between the two. And the name of this disc, Hawaii, has naturally become the name of the movie.
The two finally cleared up all misunderstandings and came together!
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