In the week of waiting for the update, I will turn to the first few episodes from time to time. The two heroines’ opponents performed really well, grasping the deepening of the relationship step by step, and it is difficult to separate the sixth episode of today’s update. . Miss Walker currently only has the line of affection, and her performance is fuller. Infatuation, affection, attachment, and the pain that cannot be relieved in the moral shackles are distressing. I also feel sorry for Miss Liszt, the struggle and the voice of resistance that may not have been told to anyone on the eve of the separation. Tears.
Liszt does suit Miss Walker. She fully understands her, knows her, sees her kind and innocent qualities, knows her plight, and neither insists nor stingy on the truth. Miss Liszt's personality is stronger, her mind is healthy, and her work is reliable, all of which have been understood by the people around her. Even people who don't tolerate her know she can't be looked down upon. People with broad minds love and praise her sincerely. Whether young or old. Liszt's family environment is more kind. Aunt, father and sister all understand her love affair ups and downs, and sincerely hope that she can settle down and settle down happily. The entire Liszt family is worthy of being a family with a history. This family is independent as a whole, and they have their own clear preferences for people. These are also strong backings of Miss Liszt.
Poor Miss Walker did not have such support. Not only did her parents and her brother died early, but her only sister was also married away from home. The remaining relatives are just thinking about her money, or they are all people who can't understand her and consider her. Of course Miss Walker is not stupid, she is just lonely and no one warms her heart. She needs the support and care of a strong like Miss Liszt.
Sophie lost his mind in acting. In the scene of the second marriage proposal, there are no big moves or much language. The sentence I have lost you is enough to make people heartache. Faced with the proposal ring, if you want to pick it up, you can only cry with a headache, enough to make People feel distressed. This is a play about Liszt. As the actor Sophie who plays the role in the emotional line, he has a good grasp of the mentality and details of each step of love, especially when he kissed the first kiss, he was lucky to stick his tongue out. The acting was very good.
Miss Walker in history chose Miss Liszt. It was a wise choice.
Wait for the seventh episode.
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