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Reflections on youth and growth
Eloy 2022-12-13 09:37:53
This is a profound story. None of this is a literal story. Actually this is all real. It deeply reflects the cruel youth contained in growing up. Can be linked to "2 hours 47 minutes" {seemingly the name} Both films have this essentially the same meaning. All of them reflect the various constraints brought by the social status quo on the growth of youth and the huge consequences they bear after the constraints. It's a social marker. Always remind people of those special stories that they will experience growing up. And these all stem from the butterfly effect of society.
Extended Reading
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Acadia: Hello.
John McFarland: [startled] Hi.
Acadia: What's wrong?
John McFarland: Nothing.
Acadia: You were crying.
John McFarland: [shrugs] Yeah.
Acadia: Is it something bad?
John McFarland: ...I don't know.
[Acadia kisses John on the cheek]
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Alex: [after Eric gets into the shower with him] Well this is it. We're gonna die today. I've never even kissed anyone before, have you?
[Alex and Eric start kissing each other]