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will wait
Marguerite 2022-04-21 09:01:23
On a quiet and harmonious night, Professor Wilson saw a poor little Akita dog at the station. Out of pity, the professor took him home and named him Hachiko. Like other puppies, Hachiko was naughty as a child and liked to climb up and down, thus angering his mistress, who wanted to expel him. Finally, at the strong request of her husband and daughter, the hostess agreed to let Hachiko stay. I think when the hostess sees her husband playing happily with Hachiko every day, and Hachiko sending her husband to the station every day, the hostess has already regarded this loyal Hachiko as a close family member in her heart. The professor loves Hachiko very much, but there is one thing that puzzles him. Although he has been training Hachiko to pick up the ball, Hachiko still hasn't learned it. Until one day, everything was abnormal, Hachiko took the initiative to pick up the ball thrown by the master, and Hachiko kept yelling at the master that day, and he was unwilling to send Hachiko to the station. "When one day he learns to pick up the ball, there must be some special reason." Yes, Hachiko felt it. Perhaps he felt his master would never return. He is using whatever means he can to keep his master. Unfortunately, the old professor didn't understand Hachiko's meaning, he was just excited. Hachiko still went to the station to wait for his master that day, but he couldn't wait any longer. Hachiko waited like this for ten years, despite returning disappointed time and time again. I can't believe that a dog can be loyal enough to spend his life waiting for his master. He used his life to explain to everyone what is love and what is loyalty. When the professor's wife returned ten years later, she said a word: Hachiko, you are still waiting. I burst into tears immediately. What moved me the most was that Hachiko knew that he was about to come to the end of his life, and he walked to the station resolutely in the wind and snow. I wrote this review in tears, maybe because we couldn't be as loyal as Hachiko, so we were moved.
Extended Reading
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Ronnie - 11 years: Where did Grandpa find Hachi?
Cate Wilson: Ronnie, actually, Hachi found your grandfather.
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Ken: Cate...
Cate Wilson: Ken...
[silent for a while]
Cate Wilson: It's been a while.
Ken: It certainly has.
Cate Wilson: It's ten years. Can you believe it?