"FRIENDS" end

At the end of the tenth season, there is a ten-year review, a long farewell, and a story of eleven years. When it was over, I remembered the first time I saw Rachael rushing into a cafe in a wedding dress in my freshman classroom. I could read the story all over again from the beginning as if it never started. I seemed to be sitting again on that nineteen-year-old Sunday morning. Most of my classmates were hiding in the dormitory. I got up early and went to catch the first two classes in the morning.

Watching the entire ten seasons, three years later, Ross has brought back Rachael and we're all happy. In the past three years, many people have been watching "FRIENDS", and many people have already finished it, but I wanted to stubbornly watch graduation, and I thought about whether it would be easier to put all the goodbyes together. People who haven't seen the ending will always ask after watching it, did Ross and Rachael get together in the end? I've heard people ask this question, but no one who's seen it is willing to give you the answer lightly. I've never heard the answer to this question, and maybe there's no need for an answer at all.

FRIENDS often looks back on the past, and every time I see Chandler's thin face, I feel like everything has changed so quickly. I'm reluctant to admit this change, at least not psychologically, like I'm not used to seeing Monica's fat body in high school at first. It feels like a nine-year gap between Before Sunrise and Before Sunset. The marks left by the six people every year make us talk about them more before we can forget them more deeply.

I still remember Ross thinking in the hospital, would you give up the girl you liked since you were fifteen? For love, we think too much rationally. Going back to the starting point, love is paying for the person you like. At first you're hesitating, you're worrying, you're hesitating whether it's worth it, you're worrying about future outcomes, and you really should have paid in the first place. I can't remember now what Ross and Rachael broke up for, I mean, why do you care, I love her, I've always loved her, regardless of the divorce. We are together, I love her all my life, we have been apart, and I love her all my life.

The last episode, Rachael boarding the plane to Paris, I remember watching this episode, a long time ago, maybe in English class, maybe in an English corner on a Saturday, and I don't remember how it ended. The moment Rachael walks into the boarding passage, it seems that only parting makes you clearly see each other in love. Only this time I can go back.

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