May the wind always be at your back and the sun always upon your face, and the winds of destiny carry you aloft to dance with the stars.
That's what George's father did when he still toasted his son home after he knew what he had done Speaking of which, George was arrested by the police called by his mother after
saying this ... Can it be said that George's life has been influenced by him? My childhood was full of mother's reproaches for my father's lack of money, and my father was still smiling - I don't think it was a wry smile, telling little George that there are always ups and downs in life, and one day they will thrive. After all the trouble, the mother would eventually go back home to hug her husband obediently, and hug George who didn't like hugging her. Then George fled home and hugged her and she called the police... "I have no other choice, you have made me humiliated..." That's the explanation.
We can say that people who live in vanity all their lives are a joke and a tragedy, so can we say that George's life is entirely his mother's masterpiece?
George didn't like, or rather hate, his family, even though he couldn't help but go back time and time again. It can be said that he loves his father as well as his mother, but he does not love his family. He said to Barbie, let's not do this in the future - we are who we are, and this is Barbie's answer.
Ken and Barbie, it's perfect! There is no room for perfection in the world, so Barbie insisted that George would not be taken in prison for two years. Instead, he turned the curve and graduated from a bachelor of marijuana to a doctor of cocaine.
Did George miss Barbie when Mirtha got mad at George for not having money? Apparently not, or does he think Barbie is no different from the old and fading courtesan in front of him when he is alive? Everything is expected, the poor home, the rough food, the woman with the brain water - I don't know if this is an illusion, how this kristina after n years looks so similar to the little George of the year! ! ! The director didn't do it on purpose! ! !
I just watched the part where my mother called the police to arrest her son, and George was really shocked when he knew that it was his mother who betrayed him.
What is the purpose of having children and raising children ~ in order to achieve a wish that you cannot achieve? To honor the ancestors? To die for retirement? Otherwise what? What if the purpose of all this cannot be achieved? Parenting grace, this concept is really heavy. Mother, have you missed your George? Did you miss George without scolding him at the same time? Maybe you have, maybe you don't, but we know it's sad to live in vanity all your life—even though it's true for many of us.
Father, a great father, a perfect father? His George, a big drug lord and a fugitive, chose a path he didn't like. "You can do whatever you want," the father said when his son was smug. "You only give George a shoe," he told the police as they arrived. At the end of his life, this father, listening to his son's tape, was thinking, is he still the best and most outstanding son in the world with a bright future? No matter what you do, just because you are my son, I will support you, unconditionally and unreservedly. - I am very selfish.
George is loyal to his friends, at least it seems, despite stealing someone's girlfriend - which turns out to be utterly stupid. Again and again George is abandoned by friends, including sissy Derek, making him a diego for Dr. Cocaine. The last time, to no surprise, George was sold again while helping someone else count the money. Actually, we know that the police are playing games with George, and he'll get in anyway.
George's daughter, don't want to say more. Is this just a spiritual sustenance? I think of the image of the gentle father. . . . Err. . . . . Why, in the end, in George's mind, there is only this daughter, no Barbie who loves him the most, no father who supports him the most, no mother who blames others for life, no sexy mirtha, no friend who betrayed him, only this daughter? ? ?
I also thought of face, thought of honor, which is still a heavy topic.
Money is nothing, I can't remember the original words, probably. Did George finally understand? Whether he understands or is confused, George's father, who is proud of his son, why didn't you tell him this when he was a child? Or, you didn't understand then?
I forced smile, knowing my ambition far exceeded my talent.
I'd rather believe it wasn't something George ever said.
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