At the beginning, it was a little dull, talking about writing and the environment, but isn't that the case in life? Haven't you ever run into someone who is and isn't, so you try to talk as much as you can so that it doesn't seem unnatural, so you're thinking about this, and you're saying something irrelevant after another? Just trying, dodging, balancing in casual conversations like this... telling some lame lies.
Finally, on the stairs of Celine's house, Celine was holding the kitten. She couldn't help but glance at Jess from time to time, and immediately pretended to be playing with the cat. She couldn't help thinking that they were in a record store nine years ago, listening to country songs, He couldn't help staring at each other, but tacitly took turns dodging. It seems that everything is surprisingly similar, but everything is so different. From here, Celine's eyes are excellent. At the end of the film, Celine imitated a piano singer and casually said, "You're going to miss the plane." Jess also said softly, "I know." Celine continued to swing her body leisurely, and Jess continued. Watching it leisurely...a reverie, but not abrupt ending. I like this ending the most :)
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