The original party finally looked forward to the movie version.
When Bernadette was in the Antarctic, listening to her talk about her love for that new world, the blue sky and the ice of a lifetime, is very suitable for listening to the piano piece of "Midian". I dare not even have a small thought, for fear of breaking the peace.
When this scene appeared in the movie, I remembered how I felt when I read it. This strange woman, this lovely mother-daughter relationship.
Excerpt~☘️
You just need to know that sometimes I have a hard time.
I just need you to know how hard it is for me sometimes.
What's the hardship?
What's hard?
Ordinary life.
The banality of life.
But I want to reserve the right to be moved too far by little things that are not easily noticed.
But I retain the right to be incredibly moved by those little no one notices.
I think all the questions you have come down to a very simple answer, just get back to work and create something.
I think there's one very simple answer to all of your problems. Get your ass back to work...and create something.
Are you finished? Although it's very interesting, it obviously hides the more important point, which is that people like you have to create. This is the cause you came into this world and destined to do, Bernadette. If you don't create, you are a problem for society.
You done? As amusing as it is, it obscures the larger point which is that the people like you must create. That's what you were brought into this world to do, Bernadette. If you don't, you become a menace to society.
Whatever you do, don't tell your mom that you're bored. She'd say something like, "You know what? It's going to get boring, just make your life interesting. The sooner you know that, the better off you'll be".
Whatever you do, don't ever tell Mom you're bored. She'll be like, ”Well, guess what? It only gets more boring and the sooner you learn it's on you to make your own life interesting, the better off you'll be.”
I hope she's doing something interesting right now.
I hope she's doing something interesting right now.
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