Doctor Foster, The Handmaid's Tale, Killing Yin Fu, and this one. Recently, I especially like dramas with women as the protagonists. It would be better if the writers and directors were all women (are straight men getting cured of cancer?) Earthworms don't even believe that there is still a future and hope, but it is in such a mechanically numb coldness that he has made up his mind to clarify his thoughts (chicken soup haha, I feel that it must be a good idea to change to a man) Foster's lore like a submarine The stubbornness of the handmaiden knowingly commits Grace's ingenious language (including body language) for self-rescue The latter also has a mysterious and unpredictable magic, such as killing the angel of Yin Fu. The face is cruel, bloody, delicate, clear, and moody. Her beauty is like a double-edged dagger. When beauty attracts She's innocent when a man's claws are used, when beauty is used for comfort, she's innocent, when beauty is used to destroy, she's even more innocent. The hard core of this beautiful dagger is a bad fate
View more about Alias Grace reviews
