two seasons in one go. Don't know where to start. Clear and light, no ups and downs of the plot, British cold humor. Not exciting, just a touch of hook people want to see. Each episode focuses on one character, which is concise but delicate. It's not that there are no clichés, it's just toned down a little sensationalism.
Have you ever had a time like this, you fell in love with someone while playing with her, and after a sudden accident, you found that it was not just JB who couldn't be hardened, but also the past that he didn't want to let go? Obsessed with someone clinging to someone knowing he doesn't love you? Do you feel that you are a failure no matter what you do? Haven't thought that the days when you just want to hang out in the future will never end? Constantly abandoned but still want to catch the sunshine in front of you? Living in your own world is always fog in your eyes?
Youthful, stupid and charming, chaotic, but not pale.
Art comes from life, and we are the protagonists in skins. The difference is that we don't take drugs, smoke, or fuck around. The same is youth. It's just that now we will no longer say lightly like the girl Sagan: "Hello, sadness."
The word sadness is too fucked up.
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