Suddenly I found that the male characters in the 2004 version of "Vanity Fair" are really powerful, and the female lead Betty is not very good. To sum up, it is the story of two ordinary-looking women who were abandoned by two beautiful and moving tall, rich and handsome men, and then joined two ordinary-looking spare tire men. This story illustrates the truth that beauty doesn't last long, and the ordinary lasts forever. After the male one male two abandoned them in their good years and died, the mediocre and fat but patient spare tires who waited for a long time finally won without a fight. ps: The son of the second male is also super beautiful when he grows up, but unfortunately there are no pictures on the Internet. It is recommended to watch the film adapted from this famous book. The plot is not bad. The men's British military uniforms are super handsome, but the heroine is not like the British at all. The first male loses his inheritance rights because he married a lowly born female lead, and is therefore heavily in debt. On the eve of going to Waterloo, he was afraid that if he died in battle, the heroine would be left alone. Before leaving, he handed over all his property to the heroine, changed into his old military uniform, rode a borrowed horse to the battlefield, and brought the new uniform and his own to the battlefield. The horses are left to the heroine, so that the heroine can sell them to raise money for the journey back to London after her death. However, after the peace, the heroine happily became a radiant lady in the Vanity Fair, and used the man as a servant and a housekeeper. She had more than a thousand pounds in her hand but refused to take a hundred pounds to save her from prison and write to her. The male one who asked for help eventually caused her to lose her lover forever. I have to say that the blisters on my feet are ground by myself, right. As for the second male, although he is more beautiful than the first male, he is a selfish and selfish scumbag who suffers from the second disease. The second daughter who is gentle and virtuous and loves him the most, but uploads a note to the heroine at the banquet, wanting to have an affair with the heroine, where is the passion for breaking up with her father and eloping with the second daughter to get married?
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