first fifteen minutes when it was first shown. Like many things, it was perfectly fascinating from the beginning. Give and get again.
It is true that for autobiographical movies, too many formal gimmicks are not needed, and it is enough to restore the true story and enhance the rendering atmosphere.
When the doctor asked her mother "what does she like to do", the mother said "tear things" and then the camera turned to Temple's nest on the sofa to reassemble the patterns on the wallpaper into a complete pattern. This is basically me when I was a kid. Like to recombine regular patterns, like to tear all paper things, even wallpaper. I don't like to meet strangers. I don't like to say hello. I don't like to take me wherever my mother goes. For so many years, I would occasionally tear paper when I was empty, and I would still be at a loss or even resist in an unfamiliar environment. I am used to a person staying silent for a long time, and I still like to visually discover the small details and discoveries that others do not pay attention to. Various shapes that can be connected. This is a part of me that is different from others, which is pretty good.
Everyone hopes to be loved and treated tenderly by this world.
Temper starts from one's own feelings to feel the emotional changes of animals in an unfamiliar environment, and feel their habits. She said, "We feed them for our own sake, which shows that I owe them some respect. Naturally cruel, but we are not."
Is it instinct to desire to be embraced and feel safe? Without that machine, she would always lack a sense of security and could not calmly feel the world around her and would rather go through the doors.
I like the way of thinking temperer uses to observe images and connect them.
I like Temper as an autistic person to use images through a door to get in touch with others to overcome obstacles. It is true that many things will be easier if you take the first step, right? Everyone needs a kind of comfort that suits them to make themselves peaceful.
self-stimulation does seem to eventually calm the nervous system.
It's all doors to new worlds.
Iknow there are a lot of things I can't understand, but I still want my life to have meaning.
It's what I want.
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