Jessie is an angel in the trash
After watching four episodes in the second season, the most uncomfortable thing for me is Jesse. He could have a very stable life, just like his younger brother who is still by his parents' side, but, I don't know why, why are his parents so cruel, in the first In the four episodes, he was forced to the end of the mountain and no one, it was too miserable.
I went to the plastic brother's house and was embarrassedly kicked out. No one was taken in. The only box of belongings and a small motorcycle was stolen. I called Lao Bai and was yelled at. In the end, he sneaked into the parking lot. Because he fell into something blue over the wall, he could only drag his wet clothes and blue shoe prints into his former RV, which was his last possession. It's no longer his, but he has to take a night's rest anyway, after all, he's tired and even if the car stinks, he just grabs a gas mask and puts it on his face and falls asleep. .
I don't understand why his parents pushed him like this. Even if the youthful rebellious youth is not obedient and does not study, but, come on, this is your child, can you really give up playing the trumpet if you stop practicing in the tuba? He has already received the punishment he deserves, and he has been beaten by society. Is it really something that parents can do to kill him like this?
Jesse is the one that bothers me the most, there is no one who could have been an angel and was thrown into hell.
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