A tennis coach who came to London with a reasonable desire for self-realization, with the only aura of self-motivation that can light up the charm of a poor boy, the indulgence and greed under his shield, all this is "motivated, young, good-looking, attractive". ' was blocked by the halo. It is also a drifter from a foreign land. The fate of the heroine is obviously eroded, and the irrationality of her desire is "clamped" by the so-called male, and even the ubiquitous "moral meanness". All existence is a kind of irrationality that arouses the desires of others. It seems that what she has is also a kind of sin. She releases everything she has, and what she can get is slander, deceit, and even her own death. After all, it is too mean, everyone has desires, but when desires strike, use a rational mind to classify the importance of things, there is nothing wrong, it just makes people feel that those women who are really energetic, brave or devoutly believe in love, Generous father, innocent old lady neighbor. Those who are alive have become the victims of his desires being satisfied, or the instant disposal of desires when they are put away.
He pursues passion, loves art, has his own dreams, but goes to the secular stage. The opening remarks when he and the heroine first played table tennis were not the same to the "fish suffocating under the secular swimming pool", that What is your inner self asking?
Use other people's lives as your own stones, and pursue success along the way, but you are always escaping all responsibilities. When his wife proposed the child, he found that this kind of life was not what he wanted. When he faced the responsibility of cheating, when he couldn't escape, he chose to lie, choose to perform, and choose to use the end of someone else's life to avoid another "taking responsibility" opportunity was ruined. At the end, the Athenian tragic Sophocles ended. Facing the consideration of the soul, he returned to the original question. Yes, if there is no life, there is no need to face these indecision and desire to walk out of life.
The revelation of the ring is like a tennis ball being bounced back. Fortunately, fate has nothing to do with him, he just can't face his life, he is always played by luck and disillusioned by his own hesitation. He didn't know what he wanted. New life and death, sin and suffering, were the only proofs he had left.
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