deals with the teenage struggles. Greg, the main character, was a teenage guy who felt alienated by his peers. Even as he claimed to actively avoid socializing with others and keeping superficial relationships, the audience can tell from his emotions and actions that he longed for a genuine relationships. He was not self-assured nor confident to put his faith in front of any other, so he could only hold on to himself and pretend to not care. In fact, he first started talking to Rachel just following her mother's wish. He pretended to be indifferent to her cancer, while indeed trying hard to act normal to not appear cowardlike. I can totally relate to Greg in feeling the timidness and the "superficial" rejection of others . Just like the character in "Catcher in the Rye,"Greg and many other teenagers only pretend to not care and not try so that they have the excuse that they don't want to, thus protecting our pitiful confidence. It's defniitely interesting to witness such exaggerated loneliness presented in movies. When compared with other teenage movies, I like the theme of cancer is chosen. It is a heavy topic, yet it first appears lightly in the movie, just as how the teenagers pretend to treat it. In the end, the outbreak of emotions are like water pouring out after finally getting rid of its thin cover. The intensity of the emotion remiinds the audience of life and its purpose. It also shows that teenage years may be more than bg love or dramas. It dives deeper into meaning of life.thus protecting our pitiful confidence. It's defniitely interesting to witness such exaggerated loneliness presented in movies. When compared with other teenage movies, I like the theme of cancer is chosen. It is a heavy topic, yet it first appears lightly in the movie, just as how the teenagers pretend to treat it. In the end, the outbreak of emotions are like water pouring out after finally getting rid of its thin cover. The intensity of the emotion remiinds the audience of life and its purpose. It also shows that teenage years may be more than bg love or dramas. It dives deeper into meaning of life.thus protecting our pitiful confidence. It's defniitely interesting to witness such exaggerated loneliness presented in movies. When compared with other teenage movies, I like the theme of cancer is chosen. It is a heavy topic, yet it first appears lightly in the movie, just as how the teenagers pretend to treat it. In the end, the outbreak of emotions are like water pouring out after finally getting rid of its thin cover. The intensity of the emotion remiinds the audience of life and its purpose. It also shows that teenage years may be more than bg love or dramas. It dives deeper into meaning of life.yet it first appears lightly in the movie, just as how the teenagers pretend to treat it. In the end, the outbreak of emotions are like water pouring out after finally getting rid of its thin cover. The intensity of the emotion remiinds the audience of life and its purpose. It also shows that teenage years may be more than bg love or dramas. It dives deeper into meaning of life.yet it first appears lightly in the movie, just as how the teenagers pretend to treat it. In the end, the outbreak of emotions are like water pouring out after finally getting rid of its thin cover. The intensity of the emotion remiinds the audience of life and its purpose. It also shows that teenage years may be more than bg love or dramas. It dives deeper into meaning of life.
Its comprehensiveness in details also impressed me, including the movies, squirrels, and how "test" played out makes the plot intersitng and fun to follow for audience.
this is definitely a 9.
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