May you be cheerful, optimistic, and upbeat. I already felt your pain. We're always here for you, okay. The movie is like a letter to people facing the disease. The intubation and oxygen inhalation that ordinary people can only perceive and perceive are really very uncomfortable. I have also seen and remembered the most painful late stage, and I will be touched by such a life and feelings that still exist. The hope and sharing of "one" point with students are preserved.
I really like "We are not sentimental people." (but I love your metaphor). It's like holding on tight even if you're a ticking time bomb. There are also emotional outlets for the audience, for everyone. The true communication of deep muddy and helpless struggle, even if the intense pain is hidden, and the meticulous cutting strips away the despair of falling, Speaking to the living is for love and for strength, for a star once shone bright and always shines in our lives.
And btw, what a great basement! The swing in the yard is also cute. I really like the music and texts that remind me of my childhood! The soundtrack is also amazingly beautiful. I hope that I can recite more books in the future, so that I may be able to tell more stories. Except for Heraclitus or Kant, especially more comfortable stories than the tram.
I know that love is just a shout into the void and that oblivion is inevitable. And that we're all doomed. And that, one day, the entire planet will be ours. All of our labor will return to dust. And I know that the sun will rise. And I am in love with you. My brief story reduces my entire world to ashes. Death makes us learn to love and how to comfort people, not only the dead but also the living souls. [Puddle of tears]
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