Life of a Supporting Actor

A few days ago, I watched the movie Four Corners Relationship. After the heroine fell in love with a woman, the man was hurt and divorced, and the heroine was finally able to embrace her lover and have a happy ending. Films of this type, gay or not, are common. I used to like this type of, against all odds, and finally getting married. Especially when the side characters are annoying. But sometimes, the supporting roles are not very annoying. For example, the man in this play has been in love with his girlfriend for many years, worried about the change of his girlfriend, and actively wants to make up for it. He has a good job and pampers his girlfriend, which is considered considerate. But the heroine still "follows her heart" and leaves him. Likewise, the supporting characters in many other films are the same, not bad. But the comedy of the protagonist is doomed to the tragedy of these supporting roles. They need to leave the field sadly. When we watched the film, we only saw the comedy and enjoyed the joy, because it was deliberately focused and enlarged, the key point. We live the life of the protagonist. While the others are unimportant, the sad supporting cast will be ignored. But in real life, we may be the supporting role anytime and anywhere, and it is even more pity that we will not be able to ignore it at that time.

If he wants to return to her side, it will be a big reunion in line with public expectations. Perhaps the time and place are favorable, and even the horoscope shows that it is suitable for emotional advancement, entering marriage, and everything around is positive and positive, which can be said to be in line with the people. So there must always be someone, or even more than one, to be a supporting role. It's nothing more than choosing to be a demon pie who leaves the scene angrily, or an angel pie who sends blessings.

Some comedies graciously also arrange a good ending for the supporting characters, so-called happy ending. That was good luck. But he said: You are out of luck. Bad luck is a problem in itself.

Or maybe there is such a plot arrangement in the movie. A tragedy begins and ends in a comedy. Perhaps the protagonist of such a story is a supporting role who retired from another comedy.

So I stood and waited for one act to finish, and then went to another act. Until all the minor tragedies of the supporting roles are finished, I hope to end with a comedy scene of the protagonist. Know that there are always people who cry in my comedy. are all balanced. do not owe each other.

What defense mechanism am I using now, quarantine? keep away? distance? rationalization? Rationalize? sublimation? who knows? unimportant. It's just a woman's little thing. After writing, you have to eat your meals, sleep as you sleep, and have the physical strength to perform. Even tragic supporting roles can have great shots. For example, on the toilet today, I set another record for Bubble Bobble.

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