1. Insipid to very close to real life
I have felt countless times that this drama is less like a drama and more like a documentary. There is no camera acceleration, no bloody plot, and some are just plain and real life scenes with a family together. I like the youngest son Gerry the most. He is intelligent, sensitive, gentle and considerate, with a fiery love and warm sympathy for nature. The mother, Mrs. Dreyer, was very strong. In the face of various bills, she touched her husband's photo again and again and cried, but when the child arrived, she put all these bills under the burden and bore the burden of her life alone. Leslie said to the first girlfriend, it's okay, we have my mom, she's brave and capable, and then she went to sleep, really tired for Louisa. But watching them gradually have jobs, have their own lives, and start to consider the feelings of others, the change is slow but worth looking forward to. The role of Sven makes people feel very strange. I feel that he is younger than Luisa, so it won't be a sister-in-law relationship... and I feel that this character is very young and immature. But as for why Louisa said that if she is old, she can be together, I don't understand. (2017-10-03)
The noble soul
After the continuous rain, singing praises to the sunny day, reading a poem lightly, the animals happily jumping to the garden, a plain and simple but aspirational picture of life. Louisa is really a person with a noble soul in her bones. Even if the life of chicken feathers makes her often violent, even if she is unable to make ends meet, even if she is tired and tired, her eye bags become bigger and her wrinkles deepen, but when she loves life and takes care of her children The firmness and poetic pursuit of life is awe-inspiring. (2017-10-04)
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