Love is not possessing, it is giving.

Every time I see the end of this movie, I will cry, especially when the point of no return is sung at the end, the delicate and tangled feelings between P, C, and R are revealed: Phantom's desperate and strong love, Christine's sympathy and intolerance, Rauol's shock and heartache.

When Phantom sang "the power I'm over you" in The phantom of the opera at the beginning, and finally sang "I love you, Christine". Exactly the same words, the same tune, he should understand: possession is not love. Anywhere you go let me go too.

Rauol sang to Christine: Save you lead you from your solitude.
Phantom sang to Christine: Save me lead me from my solitude.
Christine gave understanding and comfort to this marginalized soul, and let the flowers of love from the prejudice and indifference of the world Grows out of the poisoned spiritual land.
In the end, Phantom gave Christine and Rauol's love a way out, preferring to fall back into the unknown darkness, I think that is what he has understood: true love is giving.

(The above are my deepest feelings about this movie. Of course, many other places are also worth writing about. Let’s wait for it later.)

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