The nun's dream was to be a ballerina, and Joey was a deserter from the war in Afghanistan. They warm each other up this summer. What the nun experienced as a child made her a nun to atone for her sins. Joey hides in the streets and becomes a homeless man. Then, both nuns and Joey are changing each other, reflecting on themselves, and redeeming themselves. More importantly, they are also influencing each other. Maybe, the two people's life paths are very different, but at a certain point of intersection, they will come together.
For a moment, the feeling rose to the level of humanity. Joey continued to track down the murderer for Isabella's death. Finally, in the arms of the nun, he wondered whether what he had done was correct. As for the ex-wife and daughter, although I can't give them love, I think his ex-wife must still love him.
The nun, this Polish girl, is not pretty. But not ugly either.
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