The male protagonist lives in his rented house, but he dare not make any noise at will. He obviously wants to drink coffee, but he can only drink hot cocoa every day, and he wants to smoke Lance, a Gaul, but he can only smoke what the boss gives each time. Marlboro, in the theater, he would be afraid of other people's eyes when he was making love with Stella. The male lead is such a weak and fearful man, he would give in to others again and again in order not to cause disputes.
The male host’s character makes him feel insecure. Even if the former host is dying, the female clothes in the room and the conversations of the neighbors will cause the male host to be uneasy. He likes this house, and he is afraid of losing it, even afterwards. The male protagonist will be enlarged by the neighbors who dared to leave, and the male protagonist will also distribute part of it to his door.
In the park, the children vent their emotions wantonly, but after the mother’s education, they stopped crying. In this regard, the male protagonist gave the child a slap. The child who was forced to suppress his true feelings was the male protagonist himself, so he slapped the child. Boy, precisely because he hates himself like this.
At the end, the male protagonist dressed in women's clothing (representing the male protagonist’s female character and is not aggressive) jumped down, while the neighbors on the opposite side just applauded and cheered. This also confirms the author’s attitude. Who is the guest to blame? ? Are they still heroes? ? Are we accommodating others who lose themselves or are they free to express their desires? ?
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