The film reflects the greatness of love, which can be seen from Jern's adoptive father. It was supposed to be a very powerful patriarchal image, but the film doesn't look at the character flat, and he doesn't play a role in breaking things up so that the audience hates him. He also has his own love, and Jaeln has his own feelings for him. What contrasts with the war in this film is the sincere love between Jern and Walter, a love that transcends gender, borders, and ages, and does not require language communication. Their acquaintance began with a look from Walter, and later Walter drove around Jaeln. These processes were rarely expressed in words, but they seemed so calm, natural, and beautiful. when the two of them get along. The pictures are often full of sunshine, and even more brilliant is their smiles
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For a Lost Soldier evaluation action
2022-02-07 14:49
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Walt Cook: I love you... my prince. You're mine.