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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.
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The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane quotes
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Mario Podesta: What, are you gonna bust us for drinking here? I won't have it!
Ron Miglioriti: You're just lucky I don't smell any grass.
Mario Podesta: You got any? I'll buy it cheap.
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[last lines]
Frank Hallet: [beginning to cough as he progresses in his talk] You should see the way the fire lights up your hair. All yellow and gold. Such lovely hair.