Whoopi Goldberg's heroine Dora Lis in Charm and Humanity is a bit vulgar and wild, but very sincere and kind. It is such a heroine who has a distinct personality but accidentally entered the monastery, which makes the whole story full of emotions. Dolarice is tacky, she wears the shiny clothes of a second-rate pub singer, and she speaks foul language. Dolarice is also very wild. She expresses her thoughts very directly. She directly and fiercely opposes the fact that the police officer Sude wants to hide her in the monastery; extremely unpalatable." That's why she went to improve the choir. Doraris has an unruly gene in her bones, and she always wants to pursue a better life. What makes Doraris popular is her sincerity and kindness. When she was the mistress of the underworld leader, although she was sad that the mink coat belonged to the leader's wife, she didn't stop loving him because of it. In the choir, instead of blaming the inaudible nun who played the piano and the unprofessional former nun for the temporary failure, they started from scratch and taught and encouraged everyone seriously. It was her sincerity and kindness that made her become the Dolarice of "We can't live without you" in the nuns' mouths, which made this somewhat deviant choir shine, and made a group of nuns who were originally unremarkable. Their lives have been sublimated.
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