Never realised how difficult and difficult the road to gay rights was, the British scandal was really eye-opening for veryveryvery.
hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, the shameless rabbit hunter really needs a long snack, and deceiving one's body and deceiving one's heart and killing Bunny really deserves to be condemned to ruin. Thanks to the discrimination of the judges and the grace of the ignorant public, the final result is...veryveryvery... It's hard to describe. Three short and powerful episodes, complete with five internal organs, full and detailed. The "humorous" shooting and narration method gives a serious historical theme a cheerful and interesting feeling (maybe it is a self-mockery of helplessness to reality???) If it is not enough, it is probably due to the sensitivity of Norman and the sudden IQ in the court. Two points are not enough introduction? However, this teacher's excellent business ability has perfectly explained the character's sense of vulnerability and icon potential. As a whole, I have no regrets. In the end, I really want to give the best scumbag award to Uncle Hugh, who has overwhelmed the number of folds on his face but is still full of charm. The acting of the cunning, multi-faceted politician is also very very good. Whisper ps: Part of the plot is substituted into the X Dynasty, and the sense of violation is basically zero. See a little knowing smile in the middle?
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