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Summary: The Age Of Adaline
Adaline Bowman lived a normal life until one cold winter night in 1935 . When something incredible happened from that moment she would never age another day . Adaline got in a car crash and at that moment she was struck by lightning . That's when it all happened that when she realized that she will never age again . In the interview of “The Age of Adaline “ Blake Lively the main character of Adaline talked about how it would be exciting at first to know that you're not ageing but then that all goes away and once you see people ageing you think o no i have a disease what's wrong with me . That you can't find an answer and you feel alone because your life is at stake if someone finds out about you they would want to do experiments on you and people would make money off of you because you're unique and one of a kind . …show more content…
People would think of it as a gift but this movie plays with it beautifully but all in reality it’s a curse . There's a reason why we age and if you didn't you would be placed outside of the circle of life . Time is nothing without love , you see that infinite amount of time but if you were alone for an infinite amount of time would you chose that ? Or would you chose a lesser amount of time being surrounded by the people you love and bring you joy . It’s like telling her to live without love but she can't because time is nothing without love . The movie was the most favorite romantic/kind dramatic movie i have ever seen and i absolutely fell in love with it . The moment she has to leave and not raise her daughter broke my heart just because you need your mother in you life to teach you things Adaline had to run away from her problems she was afraid that people would think of her in a bad way and living in fear is not worth living and life at all and it’s unhealthy

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