So far, to fully describe the excitement of youth from my perspective, what kind of existence is to us, the cognition of drug addiction, love and family to the world may have been already in American high school. Encountered, but for us, it is a cruel side that needs to be endured by a world that we will only meet in three years after graduation.
9 years of compulsory education, parental discipline, pure love in college, let us grow up in a better greenhouse, until after graduation and start working, the sophistication in life, the intrigue in the workplace, the push-pull game in emotions, let us We began to suspect that we were really too far from the real world in these nearly 20 years of life, and we were placed in a bloody world without any preparation.
Then we experience our growth. The lucky ones have been living in a simpler world, and the unfortunate ones have experienced confusion and struggle in the excitement. I told my friends that depression is never when you feel that you are overwhelmed by something. But it’s more than that after this incident, you gradually become suspicious of yourself, and the feeling of inferiority and confusion makes you feel that every step you take will fail and fall into the abyss, so you start to be afraid of doing anything , because everything around you has been magnified, hollowed out, and crushed by you. When you feel that the world is hopeless, you still want to find a sense of existence through self-mutilation. It seems that there is a nerve in your brain. It was abruptly torn off, and even began to think of suicide, looking for a way to free himself faster.
Rue presents us with all the behavioral and psychological characteristics of a full, confused and depressed character, while Jules is more like another living method who is also in the abyss, and they have all experienced very painful things. , even more than the experience of Jules, but all her actions in the play are positive, always smiling and facing life, actively chasing what she wants (invite Nate to meet), positive to change their status quo
What this show really made me see is that life is also unbearable, but maybe we can be more positive about life, just like Rue sees the sea as an influence that he can never reach, and for Jules , this is what she wants to be a symbol of, the sea for her is a symbol of both masculinity and femininity, a feeling of wanting to be very powerful and feminine like the ocean
Perhaps as everyone said, what to pursue determines what to see, the present is always flawed, but the direction you are moving forward is more important than your starting point
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