Big book + small book, you have to rely on your own brothers to fight the war. Looking at the cast again, it is too strong to have no friends.
The story is actually quite "small", but Cassie is particularly good at this "small" subject, and always finds big ideas in "small" events.
But this kind of thinking is also quite a "side effect". After reading it, the five flavors are mixed, and it is "unhappy" after all.
Why is it "unhappy", because Daben and Xiaoben gave a strange taste of life, whether it is true or not, and it is not true.
It's a pity that Casey has a similar temperament.
To choose his movies is to watch him abuse himself, and then seek abuse by himself.
Speaking of it, the story begins with a missing child, and the police led by Morgan Freeman intervene in the investigation, but there is still no result.
As a half-way monk, and a subject as sensitive as a child, Cassie, of course, vowed to investigate and find out.
In the investigation along the way, all the gangs, black police and so on have surfaced.
Cassie looks weak on the outside, but he is a man of truth at heart. Coercion and temptation will never become an obstacle to Cassie.
Ed Harris has been a tragic figure since "Stone Shattering".
Even the black police are full of sympathy.
This "black police" is no exception.
The story twists and turns, and the truth is looming.
Big Ben is still very good at telling stories.
But in the end, when the truth really surfaced, the ending was very sad.
This difficult question makes people have to think about the social problems behind the matter.
Well, this proposition is too big, so let's put aside the worries of eating radish and let's just talk about this "missing baby".
Is it better for a little girl to live in a poor family of origin or in a superior non-native family?
This question itself is an unusual ghost.
How can a mother not love her child and let her child sink in a bad family environment?
However, it happened like this. What will children grow up in such a family?
Does the mother who pinned her hopes on her child wake up and become a new person?
Cassie in the story naturally has such a good wish, but unfortunately she was slapped in the face by the reality piapia.
So, isn't it good to let the child get out of such an environment and grow up in a family that loves her?
We have no way of knowing this. Morgan Freeman in the story is also a little more "self-righteous", or the little girl is just a sustenance.
By the end of the story, Casey seems to have found a perfect solution.
He not only overcame the entanglement of his own conscience, but also found a "beautiful home" for the little girl.
However, Casey's "nervousness" strikes again, and at the end of the story, throws us a "pretty unpleasant" aftertaste.
It turned out that we swore to "save", but we have never listened to "Baby"'s own thoughts, and have never properly entered the world of "Baby".
People are always so self-righteous.
So did Morgan Freeman, so did Casey.
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