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Many thanks for your comment.
Robin Williams was one of the rarest people who could truly understand Will mainly because he was also traumatized. A wrong sense of guilt rooted in his childhood was preventing him from following his passions in life. He definitely had a high level of IQ, but his EQ was not high enough to manage his life crises.Thanks for your comment, Soroosh. In the upcoming class, we will discuss why you don’t like this film in spite of its great popularity.
You’ve genuinely referred to one of the most important messages of this movie, which is trying your best to win without being obsessed with the final result.
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1. made me shock = shocked me / made me shockedThanks a lot for your thorough comment.
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1. it help me = it helped me
2. you just have to don’t give up = you just have to not give up
3. every single one of them were = every single one of them was
4. Olive, which was = Olive, who / that was …
5. such a good supporters = such good supportersThank you for your comment, Soroosh. Yet, I need to say that, in my opinion, we were not watching a very happy family in this tragicomedy.
Well-written! I totally agree. He was changing a lot as he had enough motivation to go through the series of changes. He started from a misanthrope and got closer to a philanthrope by the end of the film.
That was quite unexpected to see the main character making a connection with the dog.
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1. The old man was playing the piano (past continuous tense)
2. it was really coolWell-written and flawless!
I was also so dramatically touched by the movie that I could not watch it more than twice for fear that I would burst into tears again.I like the way you ended your comment!
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1. The difference between “hole” and “whole”
2. he’s owner = his ownerYour comment was so insightful, doctor. Thank you so much.
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* William Blake
* encouraged
* going to the woods
* the beauty of nature or natural beautyThat’s interesting! Many eminent people or scholars didn’t like schools at all, for example, Isaac Newton, Thomas Edison, etc.
That is a very good question. As far as I know, schools were not closed for entirely 3 months during the summer in western countries. What’s more, some make-up or extracurricular classes would be held on some summer days in the past.