I watched Christopher Robin today. Although I have the purest love for Pooh, I still find that I seem to have become an adult in a certain sense.
I don’t like this idea of not taking work as the most important thing, staying with my family and friends, and cherishing my childhood love.
It’s not that I don’t like it but I have become identified with its opposite
Now I like this ending but I can’t agree that it is reality
There is a section in the middle that is sad because I think we always have to say goodbye to a section of life
The things once cherished will stay in the state of mind that we have left
I know I love as much as ever
I also know that the past came to an abrupt end at a certain node and can no longer be continued
I don’t believe that Christopher Robin, who has grown up, can erase the gap between a hundred acres of forest and London in decades of time.
Christopher Robin said he was already an adult. Pooh said Du bist Christopher Robin. The false impression at the time
Pooh said that someone ate all the honey. A kid said Das machst du selber. The cuteness is not in the conversation but in using du instead of er.
I used to be a person who wanted to catch everything, and I was afraid that my feelings for something would become cold. Just like Christopher Robin said that he would never forget Pooh even if he was a hundred years old. Now I don’t care much, I wish I could leave everything behind. Start over from now
But I still like SpongeBob Pie and Pooh
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