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Maiya 2022-04-21 09:02:06

It's raining and it's still wet and cold I'm walking down the street. The young girl asked me to help chase her dog. Christmas is coming to the restaurant. The decorative stickers and checkered tablecloths are all in place. It's just none of my business. I stole one from the cheese shop. A bottle of milk as long as my forearm drank it in one breath. The physical education teacher led everyone to run. Run away from two intersections and run away from three intersections.

I worship Balzac, my inspiration, I dedicate a candle and a room of white smoke to him, my composition is saved, my parents will love me for this, we went to the movies together, the whole family is happy I have never seen the sea I I want to see the sea, I said my deskmate took me to his house, we drink, smoke, play chess, I stole the typewriter, sell it, and then I can get money to see the sea, my dad sent me to the juvenile detention center In a one-square-meter iron cage, I looked out through the iron railings to see pedestrians, streets, cars, silent tears, but my expression didn't change much.

i don't tell the truth

Anyway, they didn't believe my mother came to see me, I thought she missed me too

In the end, she said she would send me to the labor center

Pick me up and the neighbors will gossip, she said

oh, is that so, okay?

i'm running away

I want freedom

i want to see the sea

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  • Chasity 2022-03-20 09:01:45

    When you go overboard on what it conveys, it's really just Truffaut's confession. When education cannot understand the inner world of children, then education is a kind of harm. No kind of rebellion is unprovoked, home and school, when the education here changes, rebellion is obvious. A French proverb says: A child must be beaten four hundred times before he becomes good. And running to the sea is the final destination of Truffaut, who is unwilling to be obedient.

  • Keeley 2021-12-07 08:01:38

    The most powerful boy movie. I saw my mother kissing a strange man on the way to skip class, lied to the teacher that my mother was seriously ill and was about to die, stole the typewriter and ran through the pigeon flock, and cried silently in the prison car. It was a magical confession to confess my own experience. The scene stopped in front of the sea that he had never seen before, showing a dazed expression. The film does not talk about the growth of adolescents, it just truly reproduces the ununderstood and loneliest times of the most tenacious teenagers.

The 400 Blows quotes

  • Rene: You can sleep here. No one will know.

    Antoine Doinel: What about your parents?

    Rene: They never come in here. My mother drinks and my father spends all day at the races.

  • Mr. Bigey: Have you seen your mother lately?

    Rene: Yes, when I came home from school.

    Mr. Bigey: She makes sure she's never home when I am. She must be up to something.