Tony met his brother, who used Italian to persuade Tony not to follow the "old black" as a driver, he could help Tony find a "better" job. However, Shirley understands Italian (or Shirley can feel what they are talking about), so when Tony went out to meet his brother at night, Shirley stopped Tony and unnaturally said to Tony: "When you go out Before, I had something to tell you. If I can, I can ask you to be my tour manager."
The feeling of fear of losing this friendship and wanting to maintain one's self-esteem, that kind of uneasy, cautious expression, Shirley's inner sensitivity and fragility, because of the inferiority brought by the black identity, the anxiety of fear of losing a precious friendship, The self-sufficiency that wants to maintain the image of a noble pianist is completely interpreted by the actors.
Putting it in Riman, this may be called "Tsundere", but in the movie, the complex sadness I feel is hard to express.
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