He is very good, and the classification system allows me to control the details of the big love, and it is also very trendy in terms of science; vanity reaches a certain level, in In front of her mother like a boastful child; politically but unexpectedly conservative, loyal to the country so brooding about all imaginary enemies of the country; a bit unscrupulous; emotionally timid and even a bit despicable to enjoy Clyde's one-sidedness Giving; always insecure. A typical guy with a strong appearance and an empty heart. This is what Noji wanted to express.
But these are not the point.
From the point of view of a rotten girl, this is a story of scum being attacked by a scumbag (wow, this is a trend.
Compared to Clyde's bravery, it's not an exaggeration to say that he is timid. He knows Clyde's heart very well, But he was afraid of the pressure from the outside world and his mother and tried to go back to "the way of a normal person". That's fine, but he also demanded Clyde's unconditional loyalty. Isn't this scumbag or what? So the scene in the living room exploded Mao's bombing is really good, if it weren't for this bombing, it would really be a cheap attack.
He takes himself and the country very seriously, and his principles come second. He is a loser in private life, but fortunately Clyde has always loved him. But obviously Clyde was a little more principled than him, so he blew up again in the end, and managed to get a little further away from the cheap attack.
Of course, the KISS after the scuffle and the scuffle reached the peak of the base! Edgar finally lost his soul "at least There is another day of horse racing tomorrow", "I love you claid" really expresses the character's deep and tortuous view of love...
PS. I like Helen's character, with a strong business level, and finally sent the secret file into pieces very calmly. The paper machine scene is awesome.
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