It’s always frustrating when a director uses this trope. I wouldn’t have minded if they simply showed Sang Yan failing to find her in Hong Kong, but they just had to add that ‘so close, yet so far’ moment.
While trauma doesn't excuse this behavior, it's important to recognize the complexity of how trauma affects individuals.…
Your comment reminded me of the distinction between intent and motive in criminal jurisprudence. Intent is a necessary legal element in establishing culpability, whereas motive is not. While motive may influence sentencing, it does not absolve liability. Sorry, it’s not entirely relevant to this conversation—I was just reminded of it.
I wished for the episode to flow on like a brook, its melodious babbling never ceasing.
For some reason, their relationship reminds me of a line from Ed Sheeran’s Thinking Out Loud: ‘Cause honey your soul can never grow old, it’s evergreen.’ Now I realise that this song beautifully reflects Dr. He’s feelings for Xi Fan.
Sorry, it’s not entirely relevant to this conversation—I was just reminded of it.
For some reason, their relationship reminds me of a line from Ed Sheeran’s Thinking Out Loud:
‘Cause honey your soul can never grow old, it’s evergreen.’
Now I realise that this song beautifully reflects Dr. He’s feelings for Xi Fan.