Joshua's title swept away all the suspense. This smart and seemingly calm little boy will take you to uncover the good dramas he directed.
A nine-year-old boy with superhuman intelligence and emotional intelligence, if possessed of greed and selfish desires, his destructive power and lethality are astonishing. As a result, a "seemingly" warm and harmonious middle-class American family fell apart under his plan.
Joshua didn't feel sad or regretful because of this. Sitting next to his uncle's voice and playing The Fly, he said in detail, but he questioned his desire for parental love. Yes, he is freed, and he no longer has to worry about whether his parents love him or not, and why they love him. The result of deliberate deliberation is nothing. If you can't get it, just destroy it. Well, maybe Joshua can tolerate no love, but can't learn to share it. For every family member, this will be a problem that must be faced. In this way, should we be grateful that we are the only children of the minority, and do not have to go through such inner torture. I can't understand such greed, and I can't find any excuse for Joshua.
When asking your parents to love you, have you ever thought about how to love them? At least that's fair.
The actor who played the little Joshua was not likable. He sat on the sofa and faced his father's questioning indifferently; in the park, he mocked his father's slap and said, "Nobody will ever love you." A chill slowly crept up his spine.
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