On the other hand, Daniel is definitely firmly occupied in the play as a kind of protagonist.
As a single, do you like to be as handsome and romantic as Daniel, or like Mark, with an ISO certification mark?
In the beginning, Mark gave me the feeling of being dumb and unpleasant, but at the end, when Mark and Bridget were kissing in the snow, Bridget said: Good men don't kiss like this. Mark said: Fucking (according to the translation, it is roughly like this, anyway, the gentle Mr. Mark made a dirty word, oh~)
The last scene and dialogue left me with unspeakable tenderness and touching. His affection for Mark suddenly rose. What, am I a violence controller? o(╯□╰)o
Daniel is not even a good person for a relationship. Only coveting the other's body, how can it be done?
Mark, perhaps incomprehensible, is the most flavorful.
Oh
, in the second part, inevitably, love is always bumpy and bumpy. Bridget and Mark were not spared either.
After Bridget and Mark "quarreled" (a quarrel), Bridget returned home, smoked at the window, the camera slowly pulled back, zoomed out, and panned, and there were different lingering couples beside different windows, the last shot Mark who is set to walk alone on the road. (I love this lens very much, and it is handled very perfectly).
The ending of the fairy tale is the desire of everyone who is in love or still single, so good, Mark and Bridget are complete in the fairy tale.
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