Naturally, I feel sorry for neil more. In addition to I have always liked people with unruly appearances and fragile hearts, but also because he firmly said that although he is not only me, he loves me the most. And he lay on the ground with scars, mum. And finally hugged all the words Brian said.
Compared to Brian, is it better to be happier, although he finally knew the truth, at least he never spent his youth with that shadow, let alone depraved and indulged because of those. But the fear ushered in the missing memory is still terrible.
Both of them lack the love of their father. Maybe Neil once trusted the coach as his father. I don’t hate the coach. When the little neil accidentally spilled the corn ring on the ground and looked at the coach guiltily thinking that he would be scolded, the coach just Laughing and throwing all the corncocks with little neil. Little Neil's happy appearance even allows us to almost forgive what the coach is about to do. And Brian always hated his father for not giving him strength on the night when he was lonely and afraid. I think his father just didn't know what little Brian was afraid of, or how to express, and then chose to put down the gift and walk lonely.
The last encounter allowed the two to regain their lost past. No matter how lost and painful Neil was before, no matter how upset and scared Brian was at the beginning, I am willing to believe that their mutual comfort can smooth out many fears and wounds.
The untitled3 of sigur ros, the first time I heard it, my tears were as smooth as excretion, and they continued to flow. After watching the movie yesterday, I turned off the computer and lay on the bed to replay it. The tears did not flow down, but after closing my eyes and taking a deep breath, I finally found peace with the ending notes, like the last hug of neil and brian. I took off the earphones, only the uneven breathing of the dorm people, and the roaring engine sound of x ring x lang that can be heard at this time of day.
ps When I was young, the two were very cute, but I prefer the little brian.
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