"Liberal Arts Love Songs"

Yvonne 2022-01-11 08:01:22

"Love Songs for Liberal Arts"

is indeed literary and niche.
The person who reads, finally chooses the person who loves books. Humans, spend a lot of time---choosing a spouse!
How much effect does the book have on the human spirit?
Or maybe, the protagonist is just in the adult world, trying to hide temporarily into an unreal world through various books?
Perhaps it is true. After all, the book, after reading it, can be re-read, skipped, ignored, or even torn off!
Should we learn to be brainwashed? Have a look at some vampires!

Typical independent films are full of enthusiasm and express desire.
Think of a book "Reading Ruined Me" (America) Linda Schwartz, it can arouse the nostalgia of many scholars, especially when the author narrates his childhood reading experience.

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Extended Reading
  • Eduardo 2022-03-28 09:01:08

    When I watched "The Story of My Mother", I somehow felt that the male lead was someone who would be cold when he spoke. As a result, I dragged the film because of the word-of-mouth list. When the male lead came out, I found out that this is not the man from The Story of Finding My Mother. The protagonist? As a result, this film directed, written and acted by him made me realize that I really felt right about him after watching "The Story of My Mother".

  • Manuel 2022-03-29 09:01:06

    After all, art is higher than life. It is a private movie.

Liberal Arts quotes

  • Nat: Want some good news?

    Jesse Fisher: Yes, please.

    Nat: Caterpillars... give me my hat... they're just scooping along, right? Being caterpillars. At some point, these cells show up, called imaginal cells. Scientists don't know where they come from or why they appear. These imaginal cells show up inside the caterpillar and say: "Get psyched, caterpillar! It's butterfly-turning-into time!" And what do all the other caterpillars do once these imaginal cells show up?

    Jesse Fisher: I have no idea.

    Nat: They attack 'em! Try to kill 'em! They're, like: "Screw you, imaginal cells. We're happy being a caterpillar. Get lost!" But eventually, the imaginal cells keep growing and overtake the destiny of the caterpillar. They will be in this cocoon! And then guess what happens next?

    Jesse Fisher: The caterpillar turns into a butterfly.

    Nat: [repeats him excitedly] The caterpillar turns into a butterfly!

    Jesse Fisher: That's awesome.

    Nat: I know it is!

    Jesse Fisher: Yeah, that's good.

    Nat: And that is why there is no reason to be afraid. Because everything is okay.

    Jesse Fisher: Yeah, I don't know if I believe that.

    Nat: It has to be true. There can be no other way.

  • Jesse Fisher: What is that? What are you drinking?

    Nat: H to the 2 to the O. You should have some. Gotta stay hydrated.

    Jesse Fisher: [drinks some from his bottle] Thanks.

    [Nat starts to do weird rituals while he touches Jesse's body. Jesse initially looks freaked]

    Nat: You with me, bro?

    [there is a change in Jesse's facial look as he realizes that he likes Nat]

    Jesse Fisher: I like you, Nat. Thanks for being my friend.

    Nat: Easiest thing in the world.

    Jesse Fisher: I enjoyed this. I'm off.

    Nat: You go get her, man.

    Jesse Fisher: Huh... Okay.

    Nat: Be love, man. Be love!