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Which character do you like best in the six-man line? I remember that I had a red face with a classmate before. She didn't like the character I liked, so she attacked each other. Now, I think this question is superfluous, and the argument is even more serious. The six-person line, exactly six characters with different personalities, different appeals and characteristics, who you like, is just like radish and cabbage each taking what you love. Naturally, it has its own truth. In particular, after reviewing the row of six for the second time, I found that the role I liked was no longer the same as it was more than a year ago. I even felt that the argument at the time was a bit redundant.
Many friends around me have seen the six-person walk. In the sophomore dormitory, the classmates who had just bought a computer were broadcasting the six-person line. At that time, I went out and worked in the school newspaper every day. Every time I heard everyone laughed around a computer and their stomach hurts, it was a little weird, plus the TV series itself. Dubbing the laughter of Jennifer, I just felt noisy. I just glanced at it and saw that the characters inside were not very eye-catching pretty girls and handsome guys (I didn’t think she was pretty when I stared at the poster of Jennifer Aniston at the time), and the lines were a bit boring. . During college, I never spent time on TV dramas. This "bad habit" only started after work. After work, I go home after get off work. I don’t like nightlife or socializing. After get off work, I certainly don’t want to work anymore, so I can watch some comedy to pass the time before I start to think of the six-person group. I want to see what the laughter in the dormitory was for at the time.
So I like it until now, and I will still revisit it.
The briskness of comedy is of course an important aspect. It makes me very happy. It makes me suddenly laugh out loud by myself, and even a few days later I can think of those wonderful lines at that time.
But the most important thing is:
1. Friendship. No one will ignore this after watching the six-person walk. The six-person walk is mainly about the friendship between the six good friends. They can have disputes and unhappiness, quarrels, frictions, but they treat each other too sincerely. Encourage each other and support selflessly. I have seen a few episodes where they spent Thanksgiving and Christmas together, and I think it’s really a wonderful thing to have a few good friends together, chat, eat some snacks, and talk about gossip. The most important thing is that they will never feel lonely at any time, someone can talk to, and find encouragement and help. More than once, I was moved by the friendship between them, especially when Joe hugged Rachel, who was fragile at the time, and told her that it would never make her feel helpless and lonely. There is also the friendship between Chandler and Joe. When Chandler told Monica about his life plan, one of them was: build a small house next to the garage in the future, and Joe can take care of it in it...Although this is a habit Funny Chandler’s joke, but I think he would really consider it.
2. Love. When I watched the six-person walk for the second time, I seriously fell in love with Monica and Chandler. The first time I watched it, I only watched half of it. The favorites at the time were Rose and Rachel. I thought Rose was dedicated, and a little cute and silly, and Rachel was definitely a beautiful woman with a small and exquisite figure. I can wear clothes, and almost every piece of clothing has the urge to buy me. I like her hair so much. However, the second time, I finally understood how Monica and Chandler came together, and also got to know Monica better. Of course, she seems to have many shortcomings: paranoia, strong desire for competition, lust, perfectionism (for example, stacking quilts must have a fixed and unchanging format and orientation), cleanliness, wordy and loud voice, not elegant... But this kind of personality makes Monica's character very plump. And from a realistic point of view, even if Monica has those difficult to get along with, but it is indeed the most suitable wife. She has great cooking skills and is good at taking care of others (every festival, she has always been a hostess). Although a bit paranoid, I really appreciate her organizational and management skills. Look at her arrangement for her marriage, Phoebe’s marriage organization manual, and Chandler’s ability to sort out all the work items in the newspapers by category and initials in a very short time when she was looking for a job... This woman is definitely not simple. Even if she is not a chef, she is definitely a managerial talent, but she prefers to cook and is a workaholic. Even if she can make money, she is still a tender woman at home. Such a person is too suitable to be a wife. That guy Chandler is cheaper. And I like Chandler, also after he married Monica. Chandler is a funny person, always telling jokes that he thinks are funny. Although his job is not bad, he is boring and boring. His personality is a bit clashing, and his heart is a little closed and insecure due to the shadow of childhood. In fact, he looks funny. Chandler's heart is very weak. Too lucky to be with Monica. Monica is a woman with both motherhood and the charm of a small woman. She was unhappy and full of shadows due to her childhood fat and Rose's prominence. So she understood Chandler and protected him. Chandler not only loves Monica, but also depends on her more and more. I like how they say I love you every time. That kind of feeling is definitely not acting as a show, or like in too many European and American TV dramas, when the husband goes out and kisses his wife goodbye, saying: "Goodbye, dear, I love you." The I love you between Chandler and Monica Almost none, but sincere words after understanding each other, supporting and encouraging when frustrated, and sincere and considerate. It makes me feel that the spark between them has not disappeared, but more and more enough for people to warm their lives
3. Reality. Yes, in the six-person line, although there are many handsome men and beautiful women, they are not stars in the play, but ordinary people in life. Ross, although he is a professor of paleontology at the university, is considered a successful career, but his marriage is unfortunate, and he was divorced twice; Joe, although an actor, is not a bright star, and often has no money, even cable TV and telephone. Can't pay the fee. Chandler, the divorce of his childhood parents, and his father's homosexuality, his mother's identity as a pornographic novelist left a shadow on him. Although the career is good, it is tedious to deal with data. Monica, when she was young, it was when other girls were flirting with dating, but she was a big fat man, and the boys in the class even bet whether they could overthrow her. The elder brother Rose is not only excellent in grades, but also beloved by his parents. She is a chef, and few girls are so happy to be a chef. Rachel, originally a eldest daughter, had wind and wind and rain and rain. Because of escaped marriage, she ran to New York and started living independently. Sojourn to Monica’s house, starting from serving dishes in the cafe, he got rid of the dependence on his father’s credit card. Then I turned to the clothing industry, like many people, submitted resumes, then sank into the sea, or interviewed, uneasy waiting for the news, and then started my career step by step, and finally became a department manager in a well-known clothing company. Phoebe, obviously has a legendary experience, her childhood was quite miserable, her mother committed suicide, her stepfather went to jail, her siblings parted ways, and she had also been pickpockets on the street... all kinds of incredible experiences, but she managed to come out later, although life is still different from time to time. Very embarrassed, but still smiling, although a little weird. They are not perfect people, and they are too far away from perfection. Because of this, it is more full and real. We are all tired of that flat character. If it is positive, then there is no flaw, if it is negative, then there is no kindness. For six-person people, if you don't like the role, you can pick out a basket of faults. For example, when I like Rose, I think he is dedicated and cute; when I don't like it, I think he is selfish, ridiculous, indecisive, and unfeeling. When I don't like Joe, I think he is too stupid, too poor in understanding, too fond of eating, too immature, unplanned, and lustful. But when I like him, I think he is sincere, innocent and kind, heartless, affectionate, and lovely. They exist so real and vividly in our minds.
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