In junior high school, Greg had nothing but his friend Raleigh, and he wanted to become the man of the class when he broke into the yearbook. From the first day of entering middle school, he has been trembling and looking for opportunities all the time. It's a pity that the little protagonist's luck is not very good. From joining the wrestling club and being crushed by his nemesis Patty, it became the headline of the school newspaper, to being picky about his friend's clothing aesthetics, which made him and his friend a joke, to putting his friend's arm on him. Breaking it secretly helped Rowley become a popular person, and when he "framed" Rowley, he finally lost the medal of the security patrol, and even his singing talent was buried in a farce. His friend Raleigh left him and didn't become someone who could eat at the table. After scenes of unfortunate farce, our little boy finally grew up. Before Raleigh admitted it, Greg insisted that he ate the cheese that had been lying on the playground for spring, summer, autumn and winter. In doubt and contempt, he said slowly: "I ate this cheese because I wanted to. Look how stupid our school is...wrong friends, wrong canteen table, wrong ass...all pointless, like this cheese...people who are tired of all this, come and stand with me Let's go together!" However, as soon as Patty's "Cheese Curse" came out, the crowd immediately dispersed.
In the end, it was Raleigh who stood with him.
I believe that in middle school, many of you and I were like Greg, with a cheese spell on your head, fear of loneliness, obscurity, and a desire to be taken seriously. We are critical of ourselves, we are critical of our friends, we hate this boring and contrived life but we are powerless to resist. We do everything possible to cater to it, to please it... In the end, we become less and less like ourselves. We loathe 'self' but pretend, obey, complain as always...
'cutest friends' Greg and Rowley's middle school must have been a rewarding year - found in the 'wrong' school own location. Yes, some things are a mistake from the beginning and we have been going around in the mistake to find a solution, how did we not know it back then...
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