Rafe and Danny are two different types of boys. Rafe is outgoing, brave, and dares to love and hate; Danny is not good at words, but his heart is rich in emotion and considerate. The 25-year-old pilots who have grown up since childhood, handsome appearance, superb flying skills, they themselves are walking hormones, like dry firewood, satisfy all women's fantasies about men.
I prefer Rafe, who values love and justice, sunshine, bravery, righteousness, embarrassment when romantic, restraint when in love, this is a more real love. I personally also agree with restrained love. Rafe loves her, so he will not take her to linger the night before departure like other soldiers, but to leave the best behind. Atmospheric love. If you like it, you will be presumptuous, and if you love it, you will be restrained. In contrast, Danny's love is more like a one-night stand. Because I love you, I won't bother you, just stay in the memories of my youth, beautiful and quiet. American blockbusters always give people a similar feeling: magnificent scenes, strong personal heroism, and vigorous love. It is so tragic and solemn that it makes people sigh, we little people live our ordinary days, and cherish those who are desperate and are good to you. This is the real world.
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