Kind of want to switch places with him, and just watch the train go away to the unknown.
I had to admit it. I was not a careless drifter, just a ten year old boy, running away from home.
Living in the Spivet family deep in the desert, he and his sister grew up hoping to get out of here In the suburbs, go to the big city to have a look. TS left his hometown with the perpetual motion machine that was valid for 400 years, the result of his childhood dream. At the same time, he took away the guilt for the death of his twin brother, his parents, his sister, and the seemingly desolate hometown. Nature. As he sat on the train heading for the metropolis, his eyes were full of sadness, and he monologued the above sentence in his heart: Maybe a boy in this row of houses was woken up by the sound of the whistle, maybe he has always wanted to see this The world outside the desert. In fact, how much I miss that boy at the moment, watching the train gradually go away, heading for an unknown place... I am not a careless homeless person, in fact, I am just a ten-year-old who escaped from his hometown old boy.
On the way to DC, TS once met a repairman who repaired railways or trains at a freight station. He told a fairy tale that he had carried since childhood, and he always had a pine tree in his heart. Another name for this pine tree is home.
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