Alexander, Alexander, Alexander. I don't know where to start. I was listening to Shu Fu Jia's Mystery of Love in the waiting hall in the summer, and it sang like Hepheastion, who died, Alexander's lover. Coincidentally, this song is from the movie Call me by your name, and Alexander, right or wrong. The Queen Mother of Persia, who recognized him, said, "You are right, he is also Alexander."
I saw a painting depicting the above scene in an art gallery. It was so big that it filled the entire wall. The artist was an unfamiliar name. But it's weird that they both have short brown hair (which is really easy to admit), but in the movie and Mary Renault's novel, Alexander is blond, and Heffey is blond (Jared's hair is The color is actually dark brown, but it's long brown hair anyway.
I actually found it a bit boring when I watched Fire in Heaven... Maybe because Alex was really a god child at that time, with a halo (literally a halo-but a halo is a Christian thing...) What I remember most is that my mother dressed up too beautifully, which made the guests feel weird... and Heffey hugged him so tightly that he was about to get bruised. However, the teen stage of the movie was quite exciting, especially the part of riding a bull's head horse. Really, a black whirlwind rides under the white robe...
So I read a little poem written for Alex in the tone of Heffey during the school's English poetry show, and by the way, I cosplayed the shape of Alex riding a bull's head horse... Although I am a little ashamed (because I read it wrong), it can be used in the whole world. It's really cool to sell Amway in front of classmates!
"Persian Boys" is really loved. I didn't like Bagos after watching the movie, but this story written in his delicate and tender tone really made me really fall in love with Alexander—just like him. I can even smell the incense between the lines of this book-is that the sweet smell of Eros in Heffey's mouth? And Bagus is really good, (no adjective...) good. Although he would be so jealous that he wanted to poison Heffey, he would also look at the statue of Heffey when Alexander was not resting well, hoping that he was still here and could coax Alexander to go to bed. When I saw that Alexander was dying, I instantly felt lost. What would you do without it? If someone else had become king, wouldn't they have rescued the Persian eunuch from the spears of the giggling Macedonian youth? He wouldn't kill the general without a vote just because he was angry for a while, right? No one will give the same treatment to the original royal family after attacking the next country, right? Nobody cares about libraries, right? I can't accept that Alexander only appears in other people's memories after I have finished watching "Funeral Games". I didn't intend to buy it. But I really couldn't let him go.
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