Billy Eillot | Out of My World | 2000
The charm of the dance teacher lies in her cigarette smoking, personality, and reasoning. Billy's charm is that sometimes he dances, and he doesn't know if it's music on the stereo or BGM with his own vibe. Regarding love, children don't use like/love, but "fancy". Talking about your parents' sex life the first second, you can play pillow fights the next second. I have a good gay friend who likes me. He doesn't resist. He builds snowmen and dances ballet together. The second half is wonderful, detailed, and straight to the heart. The father said that he is only 11 years old and maybe a genius. I'm sorry son, I'm really sorry, I can't help it... I really want to cry. Interviewing at the Royal Academy, nervously, observing the facial expressions of the judges to infer self-expression. The judges asked him how he felt when he danced? He said "like current", "everything disappeared", "fly like a bird", "forget everything"... Without waiting for the admission letter, Billy responded with a smile when asked by his uncle on the side of the road, and turned his head back to frustration. The music of black swan interspersed throughout the text, the last leap.
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