This is due to the fact that Liv Tyler is too beautiful, too beautiful, and the classical style in the charm is much closer to Greece than to the United States. Because she melted into this exotic town too quickly—in temperament and appearance—it reduced the conflict and tension it should have, and simplifies the story. Shouldn't it be a sudden beauty, because her appearance broke the original balance?
This secular town had deposited too many secrets, and Lucy's arrival obviously meant a reckoning. Since beauty is an abstract concept, how can it be stolen? Lucy just used youth to awaken youth, and used beauty to lure out the pursuit of beauty, but in the end, youth and beauty are as fragile as a virgin's chastity, full of chance, precarious, and gone forever.
With the only clues and the girl's calculations, Lucy embarks on this adventure. She had sincerely hoped to be recognized by every man, although none of them were perfect, but in any case, it was better than nothing. Because in this confused summer, the knot she most wanted to untie was called "loneliness".
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