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Nico 2022-03-18 09:01:04
If life has a deadline
The beginning briefly introduces the origin of a dog, and metaphors the male protagonist's illegal business through the lines, and the injured dog delays the meeting and trading time. The superb performance shows his free-spirited and unrestrained character. on the rules.
Afterwards,...
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Frieda 2022-03-21 09:01:44
What right do you have to despise other people's lives?
There is no fierce conflict as a whole, and the plot development is relatively slow, but I don't know why it is so sad and my eyes are sore.
There are two points of sadness, the end of the paragraph in front of the bar mirror "you had it all and you threw it away, you dumb fuck!". There is...
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Leone 2022-01-26 08:16:48
The character of Monti is a bit flattered, mainly the contrast between the front and the back. But for the hatred and love of New York, it's quite attractive.
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Duncan 2022-04-24 07:01:05
The 24 hours before going to jail is a life-or-death proposition, a game of inverse and obedience, a game of turbulence with suspicion cards. You get sober after getting drunk, irritate your buddies to beat you in the face, and sadly sum up seven years just because you have 1 hour left. Bless you for surviving the dirtiest power struggle, or driving away to that so-called free, desert town of yours. In the twisted night market where rats are rampant, you are the only one who is shouting and beating. In the end, all suffering is named after memory.
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Monty Brogan: [puts abused dog in the trunk] I'm trying to help you, you little prick! Huh? Come on, come on... quién es más macho? Monty es más macho!
Kostya Novotny: What goes on in your little head?
Monty Brogan: Little the tricks, little the quicks... boom, bam, snap!
Kostya Novotny: Yeah... little tricks, little quicks. You're bleeding, you get bite.
Monty Brogan: Dog's blood. You gotta learn to relax a little bit... live a little.
Kostya Novotny: You have hole in neck and blood is coming out.
Monty Brogan: A little love bite for saving his raggedy ass.
Kostya Novotny: Rule number one; you can not grab half-dead animals! We have people waiting for us! People with money! You want to play this cowboy, no... dogboy, in the middle of the highway.
Monty Brogan: Dogboy? That's funny, Kotsya... you really mastered the language.
Kostya Novotny: Yes, funny... funny. You're bad luck... you bring bad luck on me. Always everything that can go wrong, go wrong. It's not just you and me anymore, when we go out... it's you and me and Doyle.
Monty Brogan: Who's Doyle?
Kostya Novotny: Doyle! Doyle's law. What?
Monty Brogan: It's Murphy.
Kostya Novotny: Who is Murphy?
Monty Brogan: Who's Murphy? Who's Doyle! It's Murphy's law... "whatever can go wrong, will go wrong"?
Kostya Novotny: Him, yes!
Monty Brogan: Yes, him.
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Kostya Novotny: I pick her out special just for you.
Monty Brogan: The last girl you picked out special for me had three teeth, all in the back.
Kostya Novotny: Funny you should say that.
[laughs]
Monty Brogan: Why? Why is it funny I should say that?
Kostya Novotny: What you say, it was funny.
Monty Brogan: Kostya, you can't... when you...
Monty Brogan: It's an expression. If you say that...
Frank Slaughtery: It's a, uh, euphemism, right?
Monty Brogan: Can you explain this? You're the English teacher.
Jakob Elinsky: Uh...
Jakob Elinsky: I think what he means, Kostya, is that when you say, "Funny you should say that," that means that it reminds you of a funny story.
Monty Brogan: Exactly.
Kostya Novotny: No, no. It was funny what you say... "Funny you should say that."
Monty Brogan: It still makes no fucking sense. This is what I deal with.
