The golden coins fell like swirling snowflakes on the foggy square, one by one, the echoes were crisp, sad, and could not be concealed.
Let those wandering pedestrians stop and look up.
He just told Ray, keep on moving.
HOW?
Just continue to live, bury that little boy's death in the purgatory in his heart, and slowly drain the compassion in his heart in the endless years that follow.
Just like the painting, the final judgment, what you cannot escape is the principles of others, and what you cannot face is your own conscience. Even though Ray escaped this death, he was still struggling in confusion, not knowing where he wanted to go, as if he didn't know where the train carrying him was going.
Ken doesn't allow Ray's death, even if his death can solve everyone's problems including himself, KEN doesn't allow him to cut his own life at the end of the road, he said "the boy has the capacity to change", even he doesn't see it Clear Ken's future, but he knows that the most beautiful story in life is not in perfection, but in being able to start over and have a chance to make this life that has not been completely destroyed full of hope.
Even if the child's hope will end his life.
I've forgotten the last time I saw such a sad movie, with a slow pace, a warm and sad soundtrack, and a beautiful but depressing scene. Like in a lonely dream, all smiles are hopeful with too much bitterness, and all struggles are chased by fear.
Why can't the death of people in the movie be solved with one shot, most of them die slowly after being shot several times, it's just like a dream, you screw up one thing and see more and more blood flowing out, but you Having to make your mood worse, just to try to make up for it. Why do you say the same word "The little boy" before you die? It's like an endless dream in an infinite loop, like an eternal theorem full of countless surprises.
All will die slowly.
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