There are reasons for being unlucky. The interest group is a big net, and every node is a check and balance point. Pell is too concerned about himself, and his disgusting self-esteem is destined to become a marginal character. The director has analyzed the problem fairly and fairly. , which is uncharacteristically the rich people's prejudice against the poor, but their appreciation and help, which is probably the depth of the novel's author's self-analysis. It is a pity that he is talented, life-long revenge cannot be displayed, and poverty ends in death, which is embarrassing. . .
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