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The narrator rented the movie Candy based on its cover and found it to evoke extreme emotions from its characters. A quote from the poem "I carry your heart with me" by ee cummings impressed the narrator. Candy and Dan, the film's main characters, saw their relationship destroyed as their heroin addiction overtook their lives. A scene where Candy writes a poem while succumbing to addiction was hauntingly beautiful and the narrator's favorite scene, though rewatching the film's ending still gives the narrator chills.
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