Juliet's house has a legend: leave your doubts on the Wishing Wall and you will receive a reply from Juliet. Until the evening, a woman took away all the envelopes on the wall, and the girl next to her, Sophie, followed curiously, to see what they had done with the letters.
After meeting the woman and several other people, she walked into a restaurant.
When Sophie entered, she saw that the 4 women in the room had begun to sort the letters, after which she was used as a translator for the new recruit and joined them.
It turned out that these ladies were all "Juliet", and their job was to reply to those who wrote letters, which was a huge workload.
They have a clear division of labor, and the old lady who has been married for 51 years is responsible for marriage issues; Nurses help people who have lost their partners; A lady with 12 children and 29 grandchildren can write back to whomever she wants.
The person responsible for receiving the letter has to reply to those who quarrel and break up.
The next day, Sophie joined them. While receiving the letter, she accidentally dropped a brick and found a 50-year-old letter in the crack of the brick. This letter with a strong sense of age tells a story:
A lady whose parents did not agree with her relationship with her boyfriend agreed to go away with her boyfriend, but in the end she chose to escape.
She hoped to get Juliet's guidance to get herself out of this endless torment.
Sophie wrote a reply to the lady, along with the old letter.
A week later, a handsome young man, Charlie, walked into the place where several people worked and came up and asked who had written the letter to his grandmother? Then he split his head and covered his face and counted Down Sophie, and walked away without turning his head back.
Sophie followed angrily, and it turned out that his grandmother Claire had also arrived. But Charlie didn't want to arrange for the two to meet, and Sophie quietly followed.
Unexpectedly, Claire still has the promise letter she once had with her boyfriend, and she wants to make up for her original cowardice. So they decided to set out early the next morning to find Lourenço, Claire's boyfriend.
However, the city has more than 70 namesaked by Lourenço, and the search for operations officially begins.
An old man who was playing chess, working on the docks, met a kissing old man, a noble and elegant castle owner, none of whom Claire was looking for.
The first day of work ends, and in the evening Sophie and Charlie walk on the road, at which point Charlie reveals that he does not want his grandmother to be hurt.
The next day, they continued to search, and neither were the old men in the nursing home, and Claire began to feel a little lost, and Sophie comforted her.
In the evening, Sophie was writing about her experiences in a book. Charlie rushed in to invite her to dinner, but she chased her away. The next day, Cha Ti took Sophie out for a walk, and Sophie thought about it and followed.
It turned out that Charlie's parents died in a car accident when he was 10 years old, and it was his grandmother who raised him alone.
Charlie read the story Sophie had written, and he thought Sophie had written it great. The two then began to attack each other with ice cream, and after a while of fighting, they continued on their way.
Claire met several more Lorenzos, fruit sellers, priests, restaurant owners, none of whom she was looking for.
In the evening, Sophie asked Charlie: Do you believe in fate? Charlie thought she was hinting at their relationship, but Sophie turned her head and said that fate had made her meet Claire. But in fact, all she wanted to say was Charlie.
On this day, the three of them find the door of the family and learn that this Lorenzo has died, and what Charlie is most afraid of has happened.
He began to complain that Sophie should not have let his grandmother go through all this: "How many times do you want her to lose?" I don't expect you to understand that sentiment because you've never really lost anything. ”
In fact, Charlie was wrong, at least his parents loved him, and Sophie lost her mother at the age of 9, and it was her mother who abandoned her.
In the evening, the sleepless two come outside, and Charlie apologizes to Sophie. Sophie smiled and told her story, and deep down Charlie kissed her.
Who knows, Sophie suddenly got up and left.
Departing again, Claire wants to go to the vineyard for a wine tasting, but halfway through she finds the young Lorenzo, who turns out to be Lorenzo's son.
At this time, Lorenzo returned, and this true love that had been missed for 50 years was finally reunited at this moment. At a glance, Lorenzo recognized the girl he had been, and did not say too many words to hug each other.
Sophie also said goodbye to Charlie decisively, watching her leave, Charlie was very disappointed, and his grandmother advised him not to miss more than 50 years like herself. So he chased after it non-stop.
When Charlie returns to town, he sees Sophie and a man intimate. It turned out that this was why Sophie rejected him.
It turned out that Sophie had a fiancé, Victor, who was a chef who was ready to open a shop. After that, the two decided to go on a pre-wedding trip. But Victor was very enterprising, and only used travel as an expedition to find suppliers for his restaurant.
Along the way, he hadn't listened carefully to what Sophie had said, and even the praise was perfunctory, which made the delicate Sophie feel extremely disappointed.
After returning home, Sophie wrote a book about her experience, and the publisher decided to publish it. Sophie happily shared with her fiancé, but he was perfunctory.
Sophie receives an invitation from Claire that she is going to marry Lorenzo.
Looking at the happy couple in front of her, Sophie decided to break up with her fiancé. Afterwards, she dressed up for the wedding. But to Sophie's surprise, Charlie had other women by her side.
Claire wore a 50-year-old keepsake to make up for the regrets of her youth.
Sophie got up and left, and Charlie hurried up.
At this point, Sophie appeared on the balcony like Juliet, and she told her about the breakup, and excitedly confessed to Charlie, saying that it was too late.
However, the woman was Charlie's cousin. Sophie rushes to Charlie, and eventually, the two become true love for each other.
The story ends happily, the plot comes from the old film "Letter to Juliet" 12 years ago, leaving everything aside, the theme of the film is to express: What is "true love"?
In Sophie's view, "true love" is companionship, listening carefully, sharing with each other, and being valued.
In general, the right one is true love.
This is also the feeling that many female friends pursue. What do you think?
