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Man has tears
Gretchen 2022-01-23 08:05:48
The crying man, although more scolding than praise, still highlights frequently at the end of the play. Not for nothing. The first is that the gunfights are fancy and beautiful, and the bloody problem is not considered for the time being; the second is to use a deafening and heart-wrenching question from the secondary character (the protagonist's brother) to push a somewhat blunt proposition into a complex human nature, slightly Make up; the third is the elevator scene. It was originally a win, but the protagonist suddenly stood in front of his brothers and explained to the world with death. An accident happened, but it echoed the second question. In the end, the eyes of the hero and heroine looking at each other are in place and anxious. It is not the love between men and women, but the long-lasting attachment to life, and the support of love against death.
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Gon: If you ever break into my home again, I'll kill you!