A story of rebellion and love
"Lady Bird"
This is a film that makes people feel a little moved under the conventional plot. In the stage still called youth, I think we all have the fantasy of the unknown and distant, just like Christine in the play. She rebelled against her mother, the routine of life, and the hometown that she was very familiar with and even bored. All new attempts are attractive to girls at this stage, and all forms of "confinement" will make Lady Bird want to refute and break. So at the beginning of the film, in the airtight conversation between mother and daughter, Lady Bird would choose to jump out of the car to fight back against her mother who used repressive education. Perhaps this is the most direct and effective way she can think of to make her mother "shut up".