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So sad to see. Young and energetic lives are described as withered one by one, and their smart minds are eroded by the virus and begin to babble nonsense. No matter what "home remedies" they use, they can't resist this unfamiliar "gay disease". How tenaciously fought against it, I thought how could there be a virus in this world that specifically came to "murder" their group of people.
I originally saw "this is a crime", and thought it was to criticize the spread of diseases caused by same-sex sex, trying to explore or convince myself whether this was really some kind of "crime", but I didn't realize it until I read it. It turned out that rtd never gave Instead, they are "criminalizing" those who profit from AIDS, those who stigmatize the same-sex community, and bystanders and loved ones who vilify and despise them. It's a good drama that not only has educational significance for safe same-sex sex, but also guides more tolerance and acceptance of same-sex groups.
The rising note la was originally the life of each of them. They are positive, optimistic, motivated and lovely, loving the people they love, and chasing the careers they like. But in the end, they all left Jill one after another, full of regrets. Ritchie's sentence "I had infinite possibilities" made me so uncomfortable. I was always afraid that he would suddenly find out that he was diagnosed positive, and all hope would be destroyed in an instant.
There is also the well-behaved Colin, who obviously did nothing wrong, but left first, obviously he is still excited about his trip to New York, and Ritchie is still dreaming of being famous and going to Hollywood... But it's all over.
They all chose to bravely confess to the person they liked in the last time, although some of them were "too blunt". At that time, Ritchie was obviously not completely awake, but he made the same decision as Colin. He confessed, he didn't tell anything, he cooked the last meal for his family, hid the tableware, angered his parents and left, I danced a ballet for the person I once liked... This is the most beautiful ballet I have ever seen.
It turns out that when a disease is discovered to epidemic, so many "innocent" people will always leave. They are so overwhelmed. Even if they start to be afraid and cautious, they will inevitably be caught off guard in the 8090s. , walking at the best age, they are forgotten by us today. Many people should be thankful that they were born 20 years late. And they are not guilty.
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