I don't like "The Queen's Chess Game". In my opinion, the emotional logic in this play is very inexplicable. The hostess is a silent and indifferent person. In terms of interpersonal relationships, she shows very little interaction with others, but almost all people are enthusiastic about her and give her warmth to give her. There is a reason why the foster mother is kind to her, because relying on her to make money is a kind of cooperative relationship; why the black girl in the orphanage has always been so kind to her? Ever since she entered the orphanage, she has been helping her, taking care of her, and finally lent her a large sum of money that is likely to be uncollectible. In addition to expressing some touches by the hostess at the end, I have been in the first seven episodes. Can't see what she is good for black girls. She never contacted her after leaving the orphanage. Including Mr. Sabe, although the hostess finally cried for it, but for so many years, not only has she never visited Mr. Sabe, she has not even paid back the money she had promised to pay. Of course, from the point of view of the heroine’s character shaping, there is no problem. She can be a coldhearted or even a little emotionally disabled person. After all, she was born in scars, but everyone she met was right. She makes no sense for her enthusiasm. Including those two boyfriends, Harry has no regrets, no regrets and selfless dedication-I really didn't recognize him as the cousin Dudley in "Harry Potter". The appearance of Westerners is really unpredictable. Little Malfoy was shocked when he was a young man and became disabled. It is also surprising that Little Dudley is thin and delicate as an adult. In the play, this classmate Harry’s strong feelings for the heroine came to me at all. It seems that it is only because she is a genius chess player. The same is true for the second term. Although the second term seems a bit more unruly, the result is the same selfless help. It seems that the heroine is invincible in interpersonal relationships with only the trait of a genius chess player-I don't see any other personality charms in her. Could it be that a cold beauty who is reluctant to talk about drugs and alcohol is particularly fascinating? And she won all the way, there seems to be no special reason, the only reason seems to be the word "genius". From this point of view, this is not much different from those stallions in Jinjiang who are wearing the protagonist's halo and driving their gold fingers all the way to upgrade.
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