Written for Alice

I'm so touched. Thank you, the author, for introducing and interpreting Alice like this to me. When I was a child, I immediately turned off the TV uneasily because of this chaotic movie scene and never got close to her. However, after reading the original book under the influence of my partner recently, I found that she was too brave and too self-centered, because I brought in the anxious and uneasy me. In contrast, I was intimidated by this ridiculous fairy tale world before I got to know her. I couldn't help but look back at my childhood in my 20s. Was I really a timid child? Can't I accept a world where new events happen? Or am I forced to get used to the same world, so even the slightest change will cause me a tsunami-like fear... I am rowing alone along what seems to be a predetermined life. On both sides of the strait are my friends, family, teachers, classmates, and colleagues, but who is in the same boat with me? Why did I become so afraid of being in a boat alone or of the turbulent waves that were giving me both sides? Until I met you, Alice, as long as you were there doing your own thing, I knew that although the world was absurd, we still had a foothold and our own heart. When I was a child, my family often complained that I didn't care. I didn't know what to care about. I just knew that if I didn't care, I would be tortured. So I was tortured in fear. In this way, I didn't have the energy to think about unexpected things. Thank you for loving Alice. Thank you for your interpretation that made me think and cry. Like you, I put myself in the shoes of such a brave and self-centered character to love and hate. Thank you for loving her, putting yourself in her shoes, and empathizing with her. May your ears not hear what is happening outside the window, and your mind only do what you want to do. I wish you all happiness.

I can't imagine that this short and concise article is the author's favorite and most surprising thing for me. Seeing the author empathize with Alice makes me feel very happy. There may be someone who understands her better than her, but maybe no one can love her more than her. Of course, it may also be related to the expression skills, but without true feelings, how can anyone shed tears because Alice has such a person who loves her?

You can also comment on the movie [Spreading Flowers]

I prefer the book version of Alice