When neal persuaded his colleagues to trust Amen, whom he met online and had the same experience as him, as a special correspondent for Egypt's turmoil, he talked about the explosion of the London subway that he had personally experienced. When everyone tried to rescue Amen, who was detained by the army, little by little Melting the hearts of the audience, Will gave the gossip reporter hush money in order to protect the mac, but at the last moment he was irritated when he heard nina (gossip reporter) say "We journalists..." and used the first episode to shack our speed of speech. He mocked her with evidence and refused to buy her. He also released some cruel words. It was not a climax. In the end, Will paid a ransom of 250,000 US dollars to save people. It was not a climax. It's a heavy check, and its meaning just echoes the touching plot of the movie "Rudy" (Chasing a Dream) that everyone was touched by when we talked about it at the meeting - it made me cry a lot after a long absence...
This I watched Downton Abbey for a few days... My feeling about this drama is "why?" The so-called praise, I don't understand. It is indeed well-made, the first season is numb, and the second season is simply bloody! Although some places express the strong human feelings between the upper class and the lower class, it is hard to believe... Maybe everyone has different opinions, but it reminds me of the differences between American dramas and British dramas. They all say that British products must be high-quality products. , I agree with it before, but thinking about it carefully, I don't remember when British dramas were moved to tears by some great love and great affection! In this regard, it has to be said that the United States is indeed a heroic young man, compared to the United Kingdom...just like the nobles of the upper class in Downton have cultivated the ability to be calm and undisturbed. It is the same aristocratic demeanor with the same poker face as before, as if everything and everything is surprising, and it is just like the boring state of old age, which makes people uncomfortable.
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