JULIET is a girl with a proud nature who has no worries about food and clothing. Fortunately, her nature survives very well. First of all, she has a famous family status as the backing. There are people like that around us, who seem to be flawless and who can live proudly, which is beautiful! However, the reason why she can show this pride calmly, I think, is mainly because she lives in a family with a free mind, and she can think freely, which is very helpful to develop her talent, so she not only In terms of academics, it is excellent, and at the same time, it has gradually formed its own system. It was the existence and growth of this last "system" that made her realize that she was different from others, so she gladly retained the essence of pride. In addition, she is from England, and going to New Zealand, a large backward country, will inevitably make everyone admire three points. Therefore, the biggest difference between J and P is that in the social environment of school, J can be fearless.
Therefore, it is only natural for the cowardly and short P to regard J as an idol in the same environment. The question is, how to narrow the distance with idols? Okay, we can see that J is a little rebellious, she is very careful, serious, outspoken, and no one can do anything to her; if the first few points mobilized P's rebellious mood - because she has been living very Depressed, then J and her chattered, and P began to feel that he belonged to a J-level character. Well, let's not deny that P is gifted - of course, provided that J is gifted, and J and P can get along very well - we should also think that P has at least about the same talent as J, naturally , P thinks that his talent is finally recognized and understood - and it is his idol, an idol from the upper class. How true all this had been to P! And the inherent sense of dependence (note that P's own stratum is branded) and the rapid arrival of intimacy give P, an object that has never been paid attention to, a new interpretation of life, which is , immersed in your own fantasy, so beautiful! Obviously, she hadn't realized it was an illusion. This beautiful feeling came too quickly, and she, who had never experienced happiness, was deeply sucked into it, and she didn't know how deep. And this depth is immediately sublimated into attachment to a friend—what contemporary people call homosexuality.
Well, let's talk about J again, she's just nerve-racking. She's smart. She shouldn't indulge in fantasies, but she's getting more and more outrageous. Perhaps, this is called talent. She should be a real genius. Because genius requires emotional paranoia.
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