She bewildered all beings, she got a lot of love, but the emptiness of fate tormented her endlessly. (It seems that she has no resistance to this kind of role)
Linda played by Elizabeth is so beautiful, that kind of Bi's exclusive clean and neutral temperament, gentle motherhood, and Jolie's wild and untamable child complement each other.
When Linda asked Gia whether she chose the drug or herself, she hugged Linda, and after a while, she turned her hand behind her back and pulled the drug out of Linda's hand.
Gia, who had sworn rhetoric before, had to face herself directly at this moment, her face ashen.
I was also heartbroken.
Nothing but love yourself too much.
The year I watched the movie, I changed my English name to Gia.
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