Simon was born into a very enlightened family, with family members who loved each other deeply, with long-lasting friendships - he lived the luckiest life among ordinary people.
There is no tragic ending, no oppression and extreme extreme views, just a story that is very close to the contemporary situation - enough to move me to tears...
Maybe it's because of the careful comfort and protection of my sister; maybe it's because of the strong and inclusive love contained in "You are still you" from my mother, or because of my father crying and scolding the unintentional jokes he once made... Maybe because of this. Deep and tolerant affection.
Maybe because friends are hurt, but after Simon sincerely apologizes, they can still accept it without grudges; maybe because teachers are willing to stand up, even if it may not be the best way, I hope to choose "tolerate" instead of letting this become An empty word becomes a formalism; perhaps it is because of people's kindness, their willingness to embrace diversity, and their willingness to cheer for support at the end... Perhaps because of this sincere friendship and people's heartfelt kindness.
Perhaps because of Simon's own courage, their own love is enough to move people...
Everything is just right.
The serene and enthusiastic youth, and the wonderful and twisted drum beats, washed away its original appearance.
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