Real life is almost nothing but reality itself. At times, we all seem to forget how to be romantic—and, of course, money-hungry romance is a different story. The charm of the Three Musketeers, I think, does not lie in their loyalty and loyalty to Louis XIII, but in their chivalrous elegance—heroic, witty, romantic, humorous, all of which are glamorous and dazzling. of light. They are not extraordinary generals, and they also have ordinary people's emotions, which may sometimes be expressed more thoroughly and strongly. They are the most genuine type, without the cloak of hypocrisy. They are loyal to their own feelings, stick to justice, loyal to the country, hate their enemies, be honest to their friends, and most importantly, make no secret of their true love. revealing. All of this makes me envious. Life is alive, is it a cowardice with shackles, or is it a life of sincerity? They give the answers we all yearn for. "Choose the woman you love, France has the help of God!" How true are these words, there is no choice against one's heart, there is no vigorous tragic, but full of deep affection that is in line with people's hearts, expressing his most unrestrained attitude in the most unrestrained manner Sincere attitude. For the motherland, they did not give up, let alone betray, but proved their true love for their lover and devotion to the country with their actions.
I am mortal, with mortal emotions, love what I love and hate what I hate. Perhaps, such a romantic adventure is hard to find in reality, and perhaps there are too many involuntary helplessness in reality, but I should keep a swordsman's dashing, give everything for the one I love, and scoff at the one I hate. At least, when facing the people I love, don't be hypocritical, love them with actions, we are just mortals, and the others have their own divine help!
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