Some people will ask if they choose to become a bookman, whether they agree with the author's ideas, then they will learn it. The answer can be found in the film. For example, the two brothers of Pride and Prejudice, such as the male lead can burn other books, but must keep the book of Poe, and finally start to recite.
Speaking of this, I have to mention that person. Edgar Allan Poe (1809～1849) was an American poet, novelist and literary critic in the nineteenth century, and an important member of the American Romanticism. When he was alive, he worked as a newspaper editor for a long time. His works are exquisite in form, beautiful in language, and diverse in content. They are "unique" in any era.
Poe is world-famous for mystery stories and horror novels. He is one of the earliest pioneers of short stories in the United States, and he is regarded as the originator of mystery novels, and he is also known as the ancestor of future generations of science fiction. He was the first well-known American writer who tried to rely entirely on writing for a living, which led to poverty.
In order to commemorate this man, he also filmed an American drama, "The Killer Believers".
A future star of the fire brigade, why should he give up his future, abandon his wife, and even try to dian fu social zhi du? Because he met his soulmate-Allan Poe. The male protagonist actually has the conditions to become a mainstream social leader. If he can maintain a normal mind, instead of being overwhelmed by the joy of meeting his soulmate, he can completely change the social atmosphere subtly. However, his soulmate is indeed that person. So he chose a more risky approach, thinking that by eliminating the chief of the fire brigade who was about to retire, the system could be changed. But he was wrong, he even saw his own demise. He has great ideas, but when someone needs guidance, there is no book telling him what to do. It's like needing someone to tell him not to simply save the book, but to turn the secretary into a book in his heart.
In the end, he became a qualified nerd; he could have changed the world.
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