Sometimes I think that patient Kate is the most tiring person. When everyone comes to her bed and intends to accompany to the end, what kind of mentality do they hold? I believe everyone is sincere to accompany. But they are more of just a cutscene, a relative who has nothing to do with you, the thoughts are much larger than the feelings. Someone told Kate that you would be better, believe it. What a routine, even they didn't know what she wanted most, and Kate accepted everyone's blessings like a despised person, and then laughed and chatted. If someone is just a quiet companion at this time, chatting with her caring, maybe that kind of farewell is better for the person who is about to die.
I started to feel that my sister was poor, but I think that Kate was also poor. She had a sickness she didn't want, and the person she liked sacrificed a lot for herself, but it lasted for a longer time without knowing how long. Fortunately, with the appearance of Taylor, after this period, Kate's life is full. She has experienced most of the experience in a much shorter time than others. No one's life trajectory stipulates that the old age will end. Going to the top seems to be enough. Perhaps what the child thinks at the end is the person who makes him obsessed, and how many parents flashed in his mind at the end, this is like a cycle, and the bigger the bigger, the more people will appear. Then become the most important person in life. And her mother, the one who makes people feel the most dear to her daughter, seems to have entered a vicious circle, and sometimes even feels that her daughter is alive to prevent her mother’s hopes from being dashed. This may be a big difference between men and women. The father is right. My daughter’s concern is never easy to show, she will only watch it silently when she beautifully walks downstairs. When she thinks, she resolutely takes it to the beach, and when she is about to die, she will visit her relatives and friends for the last visit. At that time, still watching silently, this kind of love is deep and sincere.
People should know when to let go. Even if it hurts, it’s easy to lose sight of blindly holding on to what you really want. I think this is what my mother gives me the most. Of course, this is always an understatement, and I can't experience it without experiencing a lot. It takes a lot of courage to just accept everything that I should accept calmly. Nowadays, being good for each other is no longer an excuse, not to mention that we may not know what is good and what is bad.
Fate, when it comes, there is a time to go.
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