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It's my nature
Tanner 2022-09-15 04:51:02
In 2000, I learned about this movie in the Sang Sang film review. At that time, I searched all over the streets and alleys and couldn't find the disc. Ten years later, I have long forgotten that I frantically searched for this movie and hung it in the latest update of pps . Thinking of a little four words, many things that we can't forget, are forgotten in the process of our obsession. The story is okay, male or female? It's not as beautiful as I imagined, and I kept thinking of my sister while watching it, and of course the story of the scorpion and the frog, It's my nature.
Extended Reading
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Jody: The scorpion and the frog. Ever heard of 'em? A scorpion wants to cross a river, but he can't swim. He goes to the frog, who can, and asks for a ride. The frog says, "If I give you a ride on my back, you'll go and sting me!" The scorpion replies, "It would not be in my interest to sting you since as I'll be on your back we both would drown." The frog thinks about this logic for a while and accepts the deal. Takes the scorpion on his back. Braves the waters. Halfway over feels a burning spear in his side and realizes the scorpion has stung him after all. And as they both sink beneath the waves a frog cries out, "Why did you sting me, Mr. Scorpion? For now we both will drown!" The scorpion replies, "I can't help it, it's in my nature."
Fergus: So what's that supposed to mean?
Jody: Means what it says. A scorpion does what is in its nature.
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Jody: Women are trouble. Do you know that, Fergus?
Fergus: I didn't.
Jody: Some kinds of women are.