The first day that kept repeating was the only day they truly loved each other.
"Will we meet again?"
"Yes." He said with a wry smile.
The movie has progressed 80% with the timeline of the male protagonist, re-arranged the story with the timeline of the female protagonist, and briefly told the story again. Regarding the last day of the heroine, the young hero asked a little embarrassedly: "Will we meet again?"
The hostess didn't turn back immediately. After a pause, she turned around and cried and smiled and said, "We will meet again."
"See you tomorrow."
Then she went into the tram and burst into tears.
The male protagonist is happily looking forward to tomorrow.
The story actually ends here, but the movie doesn't end here.
The film flashes back to the future. After the male protagonist rescues the young female protagonist, the girl also asks the same question: "Will we meet again?"
"See you again."
The young heroine also smiled happily.
After that, the picture turned back to the scene of the heroine wearing the clothes of the last day and walking on the street where she and the hero used to walk, which is somewhat surprising, after all, this day (the first day of the hero, the last day of the heroine) ) has been developed in the film in two timelines. This is the third time to reproduce this day. The female protagonist walked towards the male protagonist's house and looked around, as if she wanted to remember these moments. At that time, the male protagonist hadn't moved in, and she could not enter the house. In the middle, she was separated from the door, as if she could no longer enter the world of the male protagonist.
Although her eyes were full of tears, the heroine smiled and took a deep breath as if she had made up her mind, and then walked back to the station again. Strictly following the schedule, she knew that as long as she got into this car, she would be able to see the male protagonist again. The moment she saw the male lead, she laughed happily, and seemed to remember something. Maybe the male lead mentioned to her when describing their first encounter, "You are leaning on the tram and reading a book fascinatedly." She He hurriedly picked up his notebook and pretended to be looking at something, so he could no longer surreptitiously look at him.
The male protagonist finally noticed the female protagonist. He felt love at first sight here, and even thought, "If we get off the bus at the same stop, I will go and chat with her." If not, he will give up.
At this time, he didn't know that she deliberately got off at one stop with him.
"I finally... came to him." The film ends with the heroine's monologue.
Encounter and farewell always come at the same time. At first, I was a little surprised by the reappearance of "this day", but the reappearance of this day from different angles is to echo different objects in different worlds. On this day, I said "see you tomorrow" to the male protagonist of the first day at the tram station, to bid farewell to the male protagonist at the age of 20, and to part with the male protagonist who has been with him for 30 days. And the heroine's monologue when boarding the tram, "I finally came to him." It was like saying to the future hero she met when she was young, when he said that we would meet again. She has waited 15 years for this day.
On the last day of the male lead and the first day of the female lead, it was the first meeting between the female lead and the male lead she met when she was 15 years old. She had great courage and determination, but at that time she had no way to respond. The male protagonist's expectations for her, because the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist at the moment is based on her future existence, not her present, so it is not considered a mutual love. Only on the "day" of parting, in the real moment of mutual admiration and love for each other, is the encounter in the car that is the real person at the moment, the real moment.
The film begins with this day and ends with this day, one symbolizes the bud of love, and the other witnesses the steadfastness of love.
Some people may think that if the female protagonist tells the male protagonist about this in the future, she will not be so distressed by herself, just like the male protagonist and the 15-year-old female protagonist strike up a conversation. But maybe it was because she hid this future that gave them a chance to fall in love.
They have been waiting for many years for this day. Encounter is parting, and the only one who can truly say goodbye is the self who knows everything.
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