Season 5 finally came to an end this week, and it was inevitable that I felt a little bit lost, like seeing a friend who had been with me for a while leave, and see you again until next year. This season is also the season I have watched the most attentively and moved me so far. The first season was so bold that I was speechless; the second season discovered Dana's beauty and Alice's cuteness; the third season was obviously a continuation of the dog's tail. I didn't finish it; I watched the first two episodes of the fifth season and then went back to see what happened, and it was a lot better than the first two seasons; and in the fifth season, Tina and Bette were my favorites. The complex scenes, those undercurrents, struggles, temptations, confusion, sweetness, bitterness and final certainty depend on each other, making people sigh, admirable and enviable. After going around in circles, the end point returned to the original point, and the one I loved the most was still the original one; I can't say that I looked back suddenly, but it was still the one in the dim light; the old people's hearts have never changed, just in the dust of time Blurred and clear.
The five seasons were not finished in one go. On and off, the interest in watching has gone through ups and downs just like the feelings of the characters in the film, from novelty to boredom to pause to irresistible to looking forward to watching one episode a week, the seanson season of American dramas has indeed made People both love it and hate it.
The characters in the film, Tina and Bette do not need to go into details. If I really want to compare my love for the two, I can only say that each has its own merits, and there is no superior or inferior.
As for Shane, I really don't see why she's such a heartthrob. When did women start to talk about sex and not care about their hearts like men? Be faithful to yourself, can you be an excuse and thus make a big fanfare to be a desire animal? Every season, I always think that she will change, every season, she is still; I think she is actually very pathetic, and even the only good thing about being a friend is destroyed in the end, Jenny turned around and said softly: "it's ultimate betrayal!" However, I really like the closing words of molly and shane when they break up: "take your time, I hope I haven't gone far by then". Bravo! What a smart woman, she treats hurt so calmly without losing her self-esteem: Yes, I love you, but love may not always wait there. If you are sure, you can take it slowly, just wait until you get lost and know your way back. , I hope I haven't gone too far! Missing me is your loss.
In comparison, Alice is still cute. When facing someone who appeared, she did not surrender to her instant desire, growing affection, and irresistible attraction. She was restrained by life, but it was a pity that she failed to reach the end together with Dana. This pair, unlike Bette and Tina, can catch your eye immediately, more like a cup of tea, you need to taste it slowly to feel the beauty.
Jenny, never liked it.
Hellena and Marina, two beautiful, tall and aristocratic women, are still quite pleasing to the eye. It's a pity that the scenes are a little less. There are actually a lot of places for these two characters, but they were lightly let go by the screenwriter. Pity.
2009, what kind of ending will it be?
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