For the first week, I watched it repeatedly, because I was obsessed with Joseph's appearance and was stuck in Tom's previous perspective: When a manic pixie dream girl meets a frustrated man, isn't it meant to be? Perhaps he was also poisoned by literature and art. Looking at it again a month later, I began to see the true story of the story, and realized that from Summer's point of view, Tom was never the male lead. Looking at it a year later, maybe Summer also put Tom on the waiting list of the male lead, but Tom was still immature at that time, and he was still living in the imagination of music movies as he was a child. It was the lovelorn that made Tom grow up quickly. Some people say that "Women experience men is to experience vicissitudes", in fact, men experience women the same. Either leave or be left. No one is responsible for anyone, some are just coincidence and timing.
Autumn is superfluous. With Autumn, it becomes the 'those cards, movies and pop music' that Tom accuses. Whether there is autumn, Summer has to turn over the page; whether there is autumn, people have to grow up.
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