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Adrienne 2022-03-17 08:01:01
suffering adolescence
A show I watched in high school. I can't remember the content, but I only remember the suffering of my own adolescence at that time, and the emotion of the heroine in the play, which was so in tune. Angry, helpless, passionate, fearless, but at a loss.
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Zechariah 2022-03-17 08:01:01
It is the dream that is next to me.
15 years old.
like a dream.
I do not know what to say. Memorize the lines that touch deeply.
Not yet complete, yet to be added.
e1 pilot
You're so beautiful. It hurts to look at you.
e2 Dancing in the Dark
If Jordan Catalano is, like, nearby, my entire body knows it.
We both stopped talking. Part...
Senta Moses Mikan
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Arden 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Last night, I looked through nme's 1994 review. When I mentioned this TV series, I searched the Internet and found that there was a full episode download. I just watched the first episode, and it was actually Juliet starring! ! ! It even has Chinese subtitles! ! ! Juliet witnessed her father's extramarital affair, the background music came directly to everyone hurts! True Nima Youth True Nima 90s! Take your time this spring.
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Duane 2022-03-21 09:03:28
I thought it was an American drama with the wrong British script, but I didn't expect it to be a thoroughly American youth, always positive and educational. It's too dark for you Americans to be the Virgin of the Universe. (Jared Leto didn't have four white eyes at that time, but my girl's heart is dead, I'm sorry)
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Angela: I'm supposed to give you a message.
Jordan: From Tino?
Angela: No. From Mrs. Learner.
Jordan: Who?
Angela: Mrs. Learner. She's been our English teacher for over a month, now. She says you have to start showing up to class, or she's going to have you kicked out.
Jordan: So, what's the message?
Angela: That you're gonna get kicked out of school.
Jordan: Like it's doing so much for me.
[walks away]
Angela: You're welcome! Don't you even care?
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Rayanne: We gotta find Angela!
Brian: We can't. We looked. Get over it.
Rayanne: It's so dark. Why does it got to be so dark? This is all your fault! You were looking at me.
Brian: What are you talking about?
Rayanne: You were scoping my legs and you let the stupid door shut! You must be so hard up.
[Brian gets up]
Rayanne: Where you going?
Brian: Anywhere you're not.
Rayanne: Brian? Brian, don't go! I'm scared. I'm scared of the dark, okay? Have fun telling all your little friends
Brian: You are? I mean, it just doesn't seem like something you'd be.
Rayanne: Yeah, well, I am.
Brian: Is there a reason? Why?
Rayanne: Because when I was a kid, my dad would come home, wigged out of his mind, and he'd lock me in the basement.
Brian: Oh my God.
Rayanne: I'd sleep at the foot of the stairs because if I pressed my face against the floor, I could see the light that we left on in the hallway. But if I turned around, it would be...
[Brian hugs Rayanne]
Rayanne: So dark.
