metaphor of the fly

Jeffery 2022-03-31 09:01:10

1. Jesse's stealing may be an intolerable contaminant for the drug dealer community

2. Laobai's mobile phone is a pollutant that skylers cannot tolerate

3. Old White's drug is Hank, the DEAD's intolerable contaminant

4. Cancer, lung cancer is a pollutant that cannot be tolerated in the life of an old white person

5. Jesse is a contaminant that Jenny's father cannot tolerate. In the face of his great love for his daughter, he can only acquiesce to Jesse and bring his daughter into a temporary existence of drug addiction.

6. Lao Bai felt that he should die in the good memory of his family, instead of finding himself degenerate later. Society will gradually find out. He wished it best to watch the elephant himself, and the skyler died the night he put the baby to bed. The rest of his life is an intolerable pollutant in his life as a whole.

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  • Curtis 2022-03-28 09:01:14

    Super solid plot, occasional style narrative, interlocking details full. The first episode of swatting the flies points directly to the peak, and psychological excavation reaches a new height. Whether it’s killing a drug dealer for Xiaofan, or fighting the boss for self-defense, the transformation of Laobai has become more and more obvious. Xiaofan’s kindness is still there, Laobai is king, his brother-in-law is in a wheelchair, and his wife is an accomplice. Gradually get into it, sink deep into it, like an endless vortex, pulling everyone to the end of fate

  • Sandy 2022-04-01 09:01:19

    It's great, the plot is tight, and each one is more exciting.

No Más quotes

  • Jesse Pinkman: You either run from things, or you face them, Mr. White.

    Walter White: And what exactly does that mean?

    Jesse Pinkman: I learned it in rehab. It's all about accepting who you really are. I accept who I am.

    Walter White: And who are you?

    Jesse Pinkman: I'm the bad guy.

  • Hank Schrader: Jesus. What do you got in there, cinder blocks?

    Walter White: Half a million in cash

    Hank Schrader: That's the spirit