It’s an essay about a film. Yesterday, I watched a film named “my precious list.” It was released in 2016. The main character is a girl who is working as a proofreader of legal documents. She is quite smart, so to speak, like a genius. She entered Harvard university when she was 14. She thinks that relationships are not important. Of course, she has no friends and boyfriend. She just enjoys reading on her bed, judging people, and showing off her IQ of 184. She sees a therapist who is a friend of her father. One day, he gave her a list that stated what she should do to be happy by the end of the year. She told him that she wasn’t unhappy and didn’t want to do that. But actually she felt unhappy. So she tried to do things on the list doubtfully. Finally she finished all of the thing on the list. I think if something is changed for her, it is that she got to permit herself to be happy and believe that she’ll be happy. I don’t know many cases, but unhappy people tend to believe they cannot be happy. If something awful happens to them, they would say “I know that!” and believe in their wrong belief deeply. Making your own list and doing it is a good way to notice that you can be happy anytime. I should make my list soon.