First of all, let's talk about the advantages, the fried chicken is delicious! Every song sounds great!
Infinite loop theme song "This is me"
Other advantages?
nonexistent.
The male protagonist Barnum is a capital Phoenix male, a slash male.
His experience fits perfectly with Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. In order to survive in the subsistence stage, one can do whatever it takes—taking the company’s cargo ship that has sunk to the bottom of the sea as collateral, defrauding the bank for a loan. If the lifeless museum fails, a bunch of freaks are hired to do a circus talent show.
When he has money, he naturally enters a higher need stage - seeking the decency and respect of social status. The first thing he did after he rose to prominence was to buy an identical big house next to Bai Fumei's wife's natal house. He just wanted to slap his parents-in-law and prove himself.
He was inferior and selfish, which was no doubt revealed at the gala dinner at the soprano's premiere. Feeling that his parents-in-law looked down on him, he blatantly made sarcastic remarks in public. Feeling that the freaks in the circus couldn't get on the stage, he let them stand and watch the performance, and he didn't let them enter the banquet hall to celebrate.
As for his relationship with the sopranos, I don't believe that there is no ambiguity, so we should kiss him, okay? ! It is also a matter of abandoning his wife and children to pursue his dreams in the distance. In "Dream Traveling", Hector ended up being forgotten by his daughter and almost disappeared. Here, Barnum actually recovered his wife easily, only To be able to say that his Bai Fumei wife is too easy to coax...
If girls encounter this kind of particularly motivated and eloquent phoenix man, they must keep their eyes open and don't be deceived! They became soaring in minutes, and they stared at other women.
As for the happy ending, just watch it, don't take it seriously.
Freaks simply have no choice. They will not be accepted anywhere except the circus.
The archetype of the male protagonist in history is simply a big bad guy.
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