From the fear of entering the vampire group in the early 4th, to the innocent and kindness of the third, to the grace of the second and the hopeless loneliness of the boss, I feel that each one is beautiful. The second child has both external beauty and internal beauty. Although the boss looks very unkind, she loves every member deeply, but she doesn't understand how old 4 hurt the boss. It was the boss who saw her pitifully let her escape from the rotten past and bring her back into the "light". Although it can only be at night, there is love, materiality, and no oppression. If I were old 4, I would not kill the boss ungratefully, and after turning that man into a vampire, the three of them started to live again, persuading the boss to find a new target and treat the boss well.
The most touching thing was also the scene of the second child seeing his daughter for the last time, watching the death of his loved ones one by one, this kind of loneliness must be deeply rooted.
(The second child’s kindness is manifested in the part of the doorman. Although she was cruel when she was sucking blood, she couldn’t help it after she became a vampire.) It
feels better than the night interview vampire, and much better than Twilight, at least not It's just empty and greasy love. Very connotative, great love ----------------
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