Very French romantic and literary. Obviously they used to be such a pair of Bi people, but in the end they blamed each other and hated each other and stopped loving. It's strange whether it's such a strong love, but one day it will dissipate.
The old man relived his old dream, but was awakened by a woman who resembled his young wife. An old man who had already appeared so boring and disgusting, but he seemed to have become energetic and charming overnight. Probably, feelings are the best facial awakening agent. But what he likes, is this girl herself, or her former self, who was once talented and suave.
And even the wife who no longer loves it seems to know her husband again. No, it should be said that I think of their past, of their enthusiasm and passion. Look, everything is still there, just from a different perspective.
So in fact, what are the memories of old dreams in the past? Not these scenes, not these passersby, not these familiar hotels, restaurants, drinks and food. What I really miss is the self at the time, the spirited spirit that I yearned for, not the "adult" I disliked the most when I was young. Can you change it when you think about it? Has the hero finally changed? Can his marriage with his wife be revived? It may not be true.
Why so reminisce about the past? Just because it cannot be repeated.
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