The sudden return of the handsome, handsome and humorous uncle makes Charlie's family immersed in the joy of the sudden arrival of their relatives! Charlie is a very gentle and well-behaved girl! When I was flipping through my dad's newspaper once, I found that Uncle Charlie suddenly hid a newspaper secretly, and the story began like this! Charlie's sudden rudeness and strangeness puzzled Charlie, but Charlie just thought that Charlie accidentally twisted his hand! Charlie took out a ruby ring from the gift box, but the ring was engraved with someone else's name~ These were all subtly diverted Charlie's curiosity and attention by Charlie! Until the two plainclothes police officers who pretended to investigate revealed their identities~ Charlie was in so much pain! Suddenly I remembered the old newspapers that my uncle didn't want to take pictures and kept secretly! Find the newspaper in the trash can and run away from the library... It is still a classic black and white shot, a warm family like a faint golden light faintly radiated from the years, while enjoying the reunion of relatives, but not at the same time. Knowing that danger is coming quietly, I feel that in the process of watching the movie, I can't see the dark side of the kind and handsome Charlie, especially when he treats his sister and children, he is full of warmth. It's like he always didn't want to destroy the kind of goodwill buried in his bones that he was wandering lonely and yearning for family after being discovered by Charlie! Watching black and white silent films is a kind of condiment that traverses the tunnel of time and space and enlightens aesthetic fatigue. In the distance of time and space, looking for that minimalist and single way...
Charlie, who fell into the darkness and boundless conjecture, rushed to the newspaper office and just rang the closing bell. After a series of rapid knocks on the door, the librarian opened the mouth tirelessly and let Charlie read it for three minutes! Charlie finally found the missing page of the newspaper. The truth was in front of her eyes. Charlie actually killed many widows of nobles... Shock, humiliation, shame, self-blame, and unwillingness to believe all deeply hurt the innocent... ...
When I didn't want to believe that Charlie would do something to his relatives, accidents had happened to poor Charlie one after another, because fear and cowardice, despicableness and evil were always vulnerable in the face of light and kindness... Perhaps, if Charlie was willing to change another way, the ending of the film would be different, but the weak selfishness that gave birth to evil thoughts and unwillingness to bear finally ruined his young life sadly...
what! Evil can never conquer light. . . .
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