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Child driven by fate
Monte 2022-01-16 08:02:15
It looks better than Home Alone. There is much reality, much depth, and much meaning. The story is full of suspense. At first it was about the girl's father. After she told the boy in person, she began to worry about her fate with her. A child who was constantly driven by fate had to be drugged in order to survive. Seeing her so calm and composed, everyone would resonate, and she didn't even feel that her crime was also a kind of evil. The 13-year-old Judy has shown talent, naturalness and toughness. This is the same as the silent lamb. The male voice is especially impressive. Can't help but make people believe that Judy is not a choice as a GAY, but is born to be like this.
Extended Reading
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Scottie 2022-03-27 09:01:18
Don't let adults control you! But this score. . Too high. .
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Vanessa 2022-03-24 09:03:20
It is said to be a suspense thriller by accident. In fact, it is very warm because in essence, it is a film that does not want to "tell a story" well, and it is also pursuing a feeling of loneliness and a long life. This is the problem. Survival is a problem. Life is also a problem. Trust and love are both Is the problem There are many ultimate problems in life, and the current troubles are more than three years. Will it pass very slowly and quickly? Then thirty years? ps Chopin's first steel association adds a lot of warmth, but the version is too bad and a bit ugly
The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane quotes
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Frank Hallet: You know how to survive, don't you?
Rynn Jacobs: I thought I did.
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Mario Podesta: Yeah, but kids have to go to school.
Rynn Jacobs: Why?
Mario Podesta: Okay, so your father taught you. Everybody doesn't have a father like yours. Everybody can't be like you.
Rynn Jacobs: If I'd listened to them, I'd be like them.
Mario Podesta: Damn. You keep saying "them" like everyone's out to get you.
Rynn Jacobs: Maybe they are.