Not surprised to find the gun pointed at him in the mirror, and there is no response, it is more like an expected wait, and Bob's assassination is completed in a semi-cooperative state. Bob rose to fame, fighting his inner patriarchal fear by performing his betrayal on stage day in and day out. When the public's deification of Jesse and his contempt for himself became stronger and stronger, his guilt became lighter, and he began to become gentle, calm, and even married. This boy has finally grown up, but his story is over, because others have long regarded him as the target of assassination, and there are many people in this world who need to "assassinate" others to become famous and self-actualized.
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