patrik, a child who lost both parents. It seemed like a child who was dragged to the ground. However, at the beginning, this character was full of unease. You can see him in the later plot. What a person who longs for love. When he sees other children skateboarding, he wants to approach them, but he doesn't dare. Maybe he suffered a lot in ronb. I like the character of this big boy, very real. How real was his excited look when he saw Groan slam his pesky neighbor to the ground. He was no longer pretending to be an adult at that time. "How could they not find a family to adopt a boy as good as Patrik?" This line of dialogue made me fall in love with this big boy even more. That's right, he's really a good boy, as can be seen from his guilty expression for making groan and sven quarrel, and from his earnestness to help groan to water the flowers. There are too many points to see how good he is, but why is no one willing to adopt him, even Groan was reluctant to adopt him at the beginning, I think maybe it is because of his criminal record. In getting along with groan, he slowly felt the pain of this same-sex big man. I also began to like getting along with groan, and because of the arrival of patrik, the previously deserted garden became very beautiful. The director may want to use this to show that the arrival of patrk is a gift from God to groan, because the arrival of patrik Groan communicated more with the neighbors, and it also allowed them to understand the inner side of this same-sex man. There is a scene where groan had a conversation with the child who was pre-seeking. The part where the kid broke the mailbox is a stark contrast. Speaking of which, another character in the movie surprised me even more. She is Sven's wife. It is hard for me to imagine a woman who knows her husband is gay and still supports him and buys dolls for his soon-to-be adopted child. Chatting and laughing with the man who stole her husband.
Forgiveness, tolerance, kindness, understanding, and not being worldly are what this movie taught me.
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