When people get to a certain age, they start to reflect. The fame, wealth, and status that were desperately pursued in youth, these were once out of reach dreams, but now they are no match for the joy of having nothing. What exactly do we want?
Fear of being bound, but we are willing to be bound. Afraid of being abandoned, how can I want to get what doesn't belong to us. We live, hurt and happy, sad and struggling. Desperate to get rid of it, but unable to completely see it as nothing.
The professor had also been selfish and indifferent, caring little about his mother, missing his father's funeral, and getting married without telling anyone. But suddenly one day he woke up, tired of the so-called prosperous life, returned home alone, and confessed to his wrinkled, white-haired mother, for the absurdity of the past. Then began a sea trip without thinking about tomorrow.
Perhaps, this is the inner peace that I want to get after going through the vicissitudes of life. At this time, there is real freedom, and there is no need to hide it. Because, no one prevents you from being honest with yourself. You can go anywhere, and no one will discript you.
The professor tells Simada to be honest with her feelings and to admit that she loves Mary is nothing to be ashamed of. Because Mary is pure. Not as dirty as Simda always thought.
Mary was not unfaithful to anyone, not to mention that the so-called fault was not caused by her, and she didn't even have the right to decide. But she could only be dumb, and in the face of injustice, she didn't have any chance to argue for herself.
Not finished, to be continued.
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