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สารบัญ 2 ตอน อัปเดตล่าสุด 21 ก.ย. 63 / 00:072 ตอน
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The one who waits, the newcomer, the missing husband…the combination of these three are somewhat unsettling. As discussed, if these are the metaphor for the the different selfs/egos/persona, whatever a person would call one’s inner self, the representations have done superfluous job. Sandra represents a person who lived in the past, she couldn’t move on, she couldn’t forget, she couldn’t let go—no matter it’s her husband or his memories and who she was when they were together. But strange enough, for a person who is stuck in the past, her ability to do the wok she loves faded…she couldn’t write.
Cate, I assume, represents a new life, transformed, migrated, changed. She is doing the work she loves, although she doesn’t do it all perfectly, but she is happy, she said she is happy, but she “didn’t appear so”. It is perhaps the stage of in-between, not the joyous joy but also not nothing. At first, I don’t understand why she left Milan, it seemed as if her life was there, the life she is happy to have. You talked about a crossroad, I think I can relate to this, at some point in our lives, there is a point a person needs to choose, the tradeoffs and abandoned all things we leave behind—embracing free will and sacrificing everything she didn’t choose. At first, I didn’t understand why she came back…and then I think perhaps the crossroad with two-path and the notion that there is a point of no return may be both right and wrong. As time passes, everything that is one’s self passes and changes with it—there is no return. But a person can always revisit what one have left and view it with different lens. The old life, but somehow in a different light. She viewed with not a sense of sadness or regret, but perhaps…a sense of loss.
It’s interesting how you described the past with the meet-cute perfection. Her with her book and him, handsome, with a stable job. An artist and a pilot. It’s interesting how you chose his profession as well. A job with the freedom of the sky, yet confined by the obligation and the return mentioned was just salary. Much is to be paid for job stability. “He has high patience and very detailed-oriented (or you meant delicate?).” I think the plot reveals itself a bit more when he made her a wedding dress. A romantic man, the man of her dream, and he loved her dearly, but it is not all of him, not really, he was more than that, he wanted to be more than that, and that was perhaps what he chose.
There is a scene that Cate was not willing to reveal who she is, even though she still loved her, but I feel that fear, the fear of not being accepted for who she is. And when she saw her, she thought of him of what she used to be, a person she left at the crossroad. “It’s okay darling. Darling, I’m here.” Although it was his words, can’t she say those words, too, though? She did said Sandra was the one she most feel comfortable being with, in her presence, in an embrace, in all the private life. They were one. This man with a stable job and woman with talent for writing. They were one. And the separation is heart breaking.
But then she returned. I don’t know when Sandra knew. Perhaps it was in a kiss. I read that she saw him/her while closing her eyes and drown in that kiss. And even though when she opened her eyes and he was gone. I bet she saw someone else. A person she waited for.
I think the ending you didn’t write is Sandra went back to writing; her work, her joy, her masterpiece. It is a reunion after all. Not just a physical self. But everything they held dear.
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Happy Birthday, my dear, I hope, with the utmost sincerity that this comment gift you with enough cognitive gymnastic and intellectual orgasm.
Cheers.
With a fine glass of Bourbon.
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