T's relationship with that man is not worth mentioning. Breaking up is sooner or later. What's interesting is the scene where the party was opened, where a group of heterosexual couples and gays mixed together. The writers take a dramatic approach to this sensitive scene: Shane certainly appeals to straight girls, Bette's appearance draws exclamations from straight guys, a guy feels pity for being gay for pretty Allice, and A man was deeply shocked by whether B's parents were shocked at the moment when they found out that she was gay, a woman asked B if the child would return to her father, and was finally corrected by T as a donor, the most interesting thing was playing The scene of the game, it turns out that the cultures of the two people are so different, and they focus on completely different things on weekdays! The screenwriter uses the hues of all living beings to express this difference, and the design of this scene is really wonderful!
(It is easy to fall into the plot designed by the screenwriter when watching TV series, which makes perceptual thinking prevail. You can see from the sentimental comments of the fans. I am no exception, but I want to try to get out of the plot and start from the Pull out of my emotions and look at people with a rational and objective attitude. This is what I try to do when I write dramas. I hope I didn't screw it up.)
I don't want to spend a lot of money on the differences between the two people. This topic It is too broad and too deep to be accomplished by mediocrity.
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