For example, I always can’t figure out why Maggie fell in love with that violent second generation?
It simply makes no sense.
But the easy thing is to fall in love, and the harder thing is to persevere, isn't it?
Obviously, a wider person is more likely to sway his temperament, making it easy for people to feel that many inductions and actions are just for him.
As for those who have no money, that's obviously another story.
But even so, there is no good reason for the backlash of the wandering and aspiring young people.
So they both deserve to die, one for his carelessness, one for his cruelty,-leaving Maggie to scream.
Although the content is a popular movie, with wide, young and beautiful women, the protagonist is the unfair youth in the end.
It's fair to see it this way.
I wish you all happiness.
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