Original: Morty
<h1 class="ql-align-justify" > not every confidant is waiting for a belated love. </h1>
As soon as the story opens, the protagonist Will receives a divorce agreement from his wife, and the marriage that has been in business for many years is coming to an end. When people reach middle age, most people live a life that they have resisted. Step-by-step, plain, day-to-day boring work, not for ideals, only for survival.
Will's happiest moments of the week are with his daughter. Maya is cute and clever, and Will is more of a friend than a father and daughter. Maya, who has just received sex education at school, is full of curiosity about feelings and is still suspicious of her parents' divorced children.
"I don't think if you told me the story, you wouldn't think everything was so complicated." She wanted to know the real process of her parents falling in love. Will agrees to tell her daughter about her three emotional entanglements in the tone of the story, but the names of the characters in it are replaced by pseudonyms, and Maya needs to guess who her mother is among the three people.
Emily is the first love girlfriend of the male protagonist Will, and the two people have made a series of plans for the future. Fantasizing about years of dependence, coupled with a marriage just around the corner, you can overcome all the problems that are coming. Emily wants a simple life, but Will has big dreams — he wants to be president of the United States.
His dream supported him from the small town of Wisconsin to New York, joined the Clinton presidential campaign, and became an intern. The third and fourth lines cannot accommodate the soul, and the first and second lines cannot retain the body. New York is so big that even the cigarettes you smoke are much more expensive than your hometown. In the team, there is no majestic speech, and Will can only do the chores of buying coffee and moving paper. In the face of ridicule from his colleagues, he only laughed sarcastically, as if his tongue was pinched in the hands of others.
Sad things, ah, always in groups. Ben is about to propose to Emily, who has just arrived in New York, but is put on a green hat by her first love girlfriend, and Emily sleeps with Will's roommate. When the twilight of the dynasty cannot be maintained, just one month of loneliness can make the once mountain alliance and sea oath disappear.
Until an opportunity was encountered, Clinton's sponsorship banquet was still missing some seats, and Will could use his status as an alumnus to invite various prominent and powerful people to the banquet. Will seized the opportunity and gradually became the backbone of the campaign.
Along the way, Will meets his second girlfriend, Epoch. Epeau's debut is like a glass of chilled orange soda in the heat of summer. She is a vibrant girl, free and unrestrained. She was filled with pyrotechnics but alienated. Her wish was to travel the world to places she knew nothing, but she never left, accompanied him gently and mischievously. Her eyebrows are tinged with a hint of loneliness, but they can be smeared with a bright smile.
At the entrance of the small shop, two smokers bet each other on the rate at which nicotine burns, and the adult world still carries a little child's innocence after all. The huge New York City, the cold and damp alleys, only two cigarettes and two hearts were burning.
On the roof, AiBo helped Will practice marriage proposal, and I think it is the male protagonist's clumsy sense of youth, which is precious in this materialistic society, which is Aibo's heartbeat.
"Poor Aibo." Maya said to her father, "She's like the character who is always a friend in the story, and then she realizes that she doesn't want to be just a friend, she actually wants to be a girlfriend, but it's too late." The child's words were like a mirror, reflecting Aibo even more bitterly.
The man's career has improved, and he and his friends have partnered to open a campaign company. During this time he met the perfect lover Summer. She is perfectly free-spirited and independent of herself. She can kiss the male protagonist for the first time she feels, and she can make a desperate bet for her career, even at the cost of Will's career and the feelings of two people.
She has the fiery and mysterious nature of love, but with a selfishness and pride that cannot be mixed. She was an excellent woman, but her dictionary did not contain "choices and sacrifices for love." Marriage was just a bond for her, and as she herself said, she was used to being alone and liked someone.
Will weaves between three women, attends Summer's birthday party, and meets his first love girlfriend, Emily, and the two of them walk together at the right time. I prefer to believe that the two former lovers, who have been tossing and turning for years, each tired of the vicissitudes, have achieved a rare peace when they hold hands again.
In fact, it doesn't matter who it is, as Will said, the end of the story must be full of love and warmth, and the lovely daughter is the happy ending of all the previous stories.
The bridge section of a family of three visiting the zoo is very clever, when the daughter Maya said that "penguins are monogamous, no matter how far away the male penguin is from home, he will always return to his home with his voice." I thought it would be like other movies where fathers and mothers were touched by their children's words and returned to living happily ever after.
However, when Maya saw her parents talking peacefully like ordinary friends on a park bench, the mother, who always liked to help her father smooth her sideburns, raised her hands and did not fall. The little girl knew that the two of them would never go back.
This story, in fact, is not tortuous, nor is it very moving. It's just that there are some emotional details that make me feel so real; and there are some understandings of feelings that I think are quite appropriate.
Sometimes it doesn't matter who that person is, what matters is that at some point in time, maybe the first snow in early winter, maybe to make a delicious dish, you just want to slow down, want a kind of recognition and stability. And the person you meet at this time will become that person.
But "missing" is the most helpless but most frequent word in love.
Like the last subway in the middle of the night, like "Please Answer 1988" medium traffic light missed the confession of the dog Huan, like Will found the "Jane Eyre" that Epoch thought about day and night, but returned it only to find that the girl he liked already had a lover of his own.
Sometimes it is more powerless than loving the wrong person to call love jet lag, and meeting the right person at the wrong time. There will be many people in a person's life, and perhaps we still cannot understand which one is really loved in our hearts. But missing and timing, fate and fate are not intricately stuck in the interpretation of memory. Cherish the people around you and grab the people you love the most, because some people, once you look back, are a lifetime.
<h1 class="ql-align-justify" > useless, funny, wonderful, profound, your attention, my pleasure. </h1>