Everyone is an angel!

Julius 2022-03-22 09:02:52

Even a very small American drama made me watch it, I really admire myself. A collection of American problem cultures, thanks to the translators.
The setting of the story is extremely extreme. One of the gay male protagonists married Mormon's wife, and one of the other gay male protagonists with AIDS was abandoned by his lover. These are the two main lines, and there are many small lines of gay people. I can't remember the ages, and I won't say much about the plot. Or the old rules, just say the feeling!
In fact, I am a very enlightened person, I can accept any culture, GAY, God, hell, Allah, I don't think anything. Many people scoff at GAY, but what does it have to do with you? It's just that the person you fall in love with happens to be of the same sex. Is it a sin? As long as you don't affect others, respect your own wishes, and be with the person you love, even angels will envy you. Human beings were originally angels. They lived together by combining male and female genders. When they fell into the human world, they split into male and female, looking for their lost wing. Is it wrong?
In fact, this is still a TV about love and being loved. In the end, one of the male protagonists and one of the other male protagonists walked hand in hand on the beach, doesn't that explain the true meaning? As long as there is love, everyone can be saved, everyone is an angel, and everyone can save everyone!
Just when the angels can IN CHINA!-_-!

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Angels in America quotes

  • Prior Walter Ancestor #2: The twentieth century. Oh dear, the world has gotten so terribly, terribly old.

  • [Ethel Rosenberg walks into the room]

    Roy Cohn: Aw, fuck. Ethel.

    Ethel Rosenberg: You don't look so good, Roy.

    Roy Cohn: Well, Ethel. I don't feel so good.

    Ethel Rosenberg: But you lost a lot of weight. That suits you. You were heavy back then. Zaftig, mit hips.

    Roy Cohn: I haven't been that heavy since 1960. We were all heavier back then, before the body thing started. Now I look like a skeleton they stare at.

    Ethel Rosenberg: The shit's really hit the fan, huh, Roy? The fun's just started.

    Roy Cohn: What is this Ethel, Halloween? You trying to scare me? Well you're wasting your time 'cause I'm scarier than you are any day of the week! So beat it, Ethel! Boo! Better dead than red! Somebody trying to shake me up? Hm, hm? From the throne of God in heaven to the belly of hell, you can all fuck yourselves and then go jump in the lake because I am not afraid of you or death or hell or anything!

    Ethel Rosenberg: I'll be seeing you soon, Roy. Julius sends his regards.

    Roy Cohn: Yeah, well send this to Julius!

    [Roy flips her the bird]

    Ethel Rosenberg: You really are a very sick man, Roy.