Undeniable. We inevitably grow into people we also hate.
In private, we seem unwilling to abandon our former selves.
Those who have no energy learn to be bored; and those who have the ability begin to use various methods to write adult fairy tales.
This weekend, as usual, I went to sleep and woke up reluctantly. The only bit of fun was watching The Chronicles of Narnia with a 7 year old and his mom and my English teacher. This year's Oscar for Best Makeup Award, Magic Giant. It is also a blockbuster fantasy theme. Potter has to pass through the 9 3/4 platform to enter the wizarding world of Hogwarts, and the people in "Narnia" only need to pass through the wardrobe.
His mother and my teacher is a bible. So in the beginning I described with me the profound literary symbolism represented in it (well, taking a literature class...). Then I started watching the film tremblingly, trying to understand the English meaning in it. Betrayal, assassination, loyalty, bravery, sacrifice, redemption. Looking at the ice and snow and fantastic animals, it is simple and straightforward to exclaim for the darkness and cheer for the battle. Don't think too much, because you know the ending must be good. The power of human beings must be infinite. They can have a sixth sense and a seventh sense, and they can explode a small universe and great energy.
For such a film that relies on pictures and imagination to win, we can put aside other emotions and sit in front of the movie theater or computer, "Narnia" is enough. At least I had a good weekend, ha.
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