Now watching "The Happiest Season", Abby, played by Xiao K, doesn't have many storylines and contradictions that he actively provoked. The stories that happened to Abby were caused by others, and Abby always silently accepted each other's requirements. , without taking the initiative to appeal, it is particularly aggrieved: Harper said to invite you to go home for Christmas, and Abby said yes. Harper said he wasn't out yet and had to pretend to be roommates, and Abby said yes. Harper takes Abby to a boring house party, and Abby suffers in silence. Harper said dear sorry, I promise it won't happen again in the next few days, and Abby said yes. Abby finally took the initiative to go upstairs to find Harper at night, but Harper came to the basement first, hugged Abby and did a shameful thing (Xiao K is very cute here, I really hope Xiao K can play a "night" Into the boudoir", then teasing Harper to do something shy). Sister Harper asked Abby to watch the baby, and Abby said yes. The two little babies put the necklace in Abby's bag. Abby was misunderstood and detained by the police, and Abby also suffered silently. Harper said I'm sorry, although I don't believe you stole it, but my dad said you can't go to the dinner, and Abby said I'll eat it myself. Ex-girlfriend Riley saw Abby and proposed to go for a drink, and Abby said yes. When drinking, Harper texted and asked Abby to play together, and Abby said yes. Harper said if you don't want to play, go home first, and Abby said yes. Abby rarely took the initiative to ask Harper why he came back so late, and Harper pushed back and said "give me space!". Abby was angry and sad, but she didn't resist, but silently called gay honey John. Riley said let's go buy some presents, and Abby said yes. John came to pick up Abby and said let's go, Abby said yes - it's rare to take the initiative to say "It's over now!'" Harper was so frightened that he hurried to comfort Abby, only to be discovered by Harper's sister - well, contradictory The focus shifted back to Harper. The sister pointed out Harper's sexual orientation, Harper denied it, Abby left sadly, and Harper confessed and confessed in tears - the focus of the conflict is still on Harper. Seeing that Abby was gone, Harper quickly chased out. The gas station confessed that we should go home, and Abby said yes. In the end, everyone took a family photo together. Harper's mother said that you can come in too, Abby, and Abby said yes.
So, the screenwriter's pot! Abby has never had the opportunity to take the initiative to cause the plot and express her demands. It was Harper who unilaterally created conflicts, eased them, and resolved them. It was Harper who spoke to Abby unilaterally. But what was Abby thinking? We cannot see.
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