"The King's Speech" is more exciting than I imagined. You'd better read it alone and coherently. Different people will experience different truths from it, the way of teaching children, the way of being a human being, and even the way of managing a country's responsibility.
The protagonist can be said to be a typical representative of being completely affected by the environment. The young man started to tie iron plates to his legs, and the left-handed man beat his right hand abruptly, and was ridiculed by his elder brother. However, under the appearance of being stubborn and domineering and a little dull, the kind of goodness of human nature was deeply rooted.
Destiny just tricked you, first made you a stammer, then made you a king, and then made you speak to the microphone to the people of the whole country and even the world.
Fortunately, you have a wife who is dedicated to you, and your wife just found a fake doctor (in fact, we now call such a doctor a psychiatrist). Then you doubt, try, give up, try again, give up, try again, you rant, you go crazy, you reveal yourself, you vent, you cry, and I almost cried too. Later, you finally transcend fear. Affirm yourself and feel more confident than ever!
A misshapen environment makes one misshapen on some level. The deformed state will be ridiculed by the public. Too many people are only picky, well-meaning people are in a hurry or even a disservice, and almost no one goes back to the source. Fortunately, the king in the play did not fail to come home, and met someone who was willing to ask the truth. So, beyond the heart, it becomes a process of going through a process of uncovering the scars and looking carefully. You growl out loud, I totally understand. Your roar is the way to surpass your stride.
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