Life has carved stains of rust on our body and heart, but we still need to stretch the steel frame of our spirit, get up and start again. The needles and corners of the wound sutured by the female protagonist Stepheny's amputation section are like rust stains that eat away at her once proud, radiant and confident. She even lost part of her bones, her flexible legs, which was undoubtedly hopeless for a former whale trainer. Music, ocean, dancing with whales, everything she loved was deprived by the accident, she became a boneless person, the body lost the support of her feet, and the spirit also lost the support of her love. The male protagonist Ali is like a naive big boy, straightforward and simple. He took her for a swim, regained her passion, found the love of life. Seeing that the heroine has no legs, still enjoying the embrace of the ocean, sitting in a wheelchair, still swaying and dancing to the rhythm, enduring pain, adapting to standing upright, adapting to prosthetic limbs, just to put on skirts and high heels again...I think , this is the power of love. From her eyes watching Ali's boxing match, I saw excitement, curiosity, light, and vitality. Humans are born to need to hug together for warmth, especially the attraction or influence between the opposite sex, the power is strong enough to reshape the steel bones.
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