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not bad!
Susanna 2022-10-26 14:58:34
At first, I just read the novel and found that "The Fountain of Youth" turned out to be a foreign textbook, so I searched the Internet and wanted to have a look. In the end, I read the novel first and found that it was very exciting. It is a children's work in itself, so when I read the novel, I couldn't help but find the childlike spirit between the words. Later, I looked for the movie and found that there was only the original sound version. Scalp finished reading, but I knew the plot before, and it was not difficult. I just felt that the innocence in the book had disappeared, and the view on life that the original book focused on was also covered up by the Hollywood love story; fortunately, at least there are A pure character like Alexis Bledel is still worth watching.
Extended Reading
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Jesse: There it is.
[Pointing to a mountain]
Winnie: This is the Eiffel Tower?
Jesse: The one in Paris - it's pretty tall. Mine is two feet higher.
Winnie: [They start to climb the mountain] Have you really seen the real one in Paris?
Jesse: Yes I have. And climbed 1.652 stairs to the top. Much easier than this. You doin' all right?
Winnie: I think so
Jesse: You're doin' great. Here
[Gives her a helping hand]
Winnie: If I went to the Eiffel Tower I would take one of those elevators.
Jesse: Not with me! You'd take of your shoes and walk up every single, solitary step.
Winnie: How old are you?
Jesse: You really wanna know?
Winnie: Yes.
Jesse: 104
Winnie: I'm serious.
Jesse: So am I!
[Thinks about it]
Jesse: Let's just call it 17.
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Narrator: Winnie Foster was beginning to lose track of time. Had she been there a day? A week? A month? It seemed to Winnie that the Tucks lived in a way the rest of the world had forgotten. They where never in a hurry and did things the slow way. For the first time Winnie felt free to explore, to ask questions, to play.