When I was a child, I always felt that cats were not cute enough and not as loyal as dogs. After I went to high school, I wanted a cat, but conditions did not allow it. Wait for me for two years, and I will definitely have a bob of my own.
In addition to being touched by Bob, the biggest feeling in this movie is the male protagonist's kindness to life, whether it's the restaurant owner willing to pour the rice into the sink or being rejected by his biological father outside the door on New Year's Eve, But he always faced it with a thankful, apologetic grateful heart. I don't know if I can do this if I replace it with myself. Maybe I will complain, complain about the injustice of life, complain about the unconscience of the restaurant owner, complain about the irresponsibility of my father, and complain a lot. Life is full of complaints, and if it's not a homeless life, it's worse than a homeless life. Less complaining, less thinking about what you lost, or what you didn’t have, more gratitude, and more thinking about what you have, so that everyone should meet their own Bob!
The last point is Val's refusal to give up on the male protagonist James, and I hope that there will be more people like Val in our society.
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