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The film helped me become a "man in the proudest sense of the word." And I am very grateful to the writer for the dramatic ending!Kathryn Paterson
He thought all day about how, before Leslie, he had been a stupid boy, <...> hiding hundreds of stupid little fears from himself and from others. Leslie took him to Terabithia and made him a king. After all, a king is the best, the highest, and Terabithia is like a castle where they knight you. There you have to be and become stronger in order to move on. Yes, there, in Terabithia, Leslie freed his soul so that he could see the shining, terrible, beautiful, and fragile world. (Be careful, it beats!.. Everything, even the evil beasts). Now it's time to go out. She is gone, he must go for both of them. He must give back to the world for the beauty and kindness that Leslie revealed to him, teaching him to see, giving him strength.
WhiteLizard
