E07 is wonderful

The three lines have basically reached the moment when the conflict broke out. Frank's boyfriend over there can't stand Aug's manic-depressed personality and is ready to break up, and Dom has a bad attitude towards Lynn because of the restaurant pressure. And Paddy had a showdown with his mother, but what really impressed me was that his mother was not as old-fashioned as he thought. His mother is right, if you have already described your boyfriend in such a negative way, how can you expect me to be optimistic. The real reason is that there is something wrong with your own mentality. And the later part of the depression drug is even worse. Paddy has always expected to meet his mother's standard, but because he has always been afraid of his mother's standard, he has become more and more alienated and stopped communicating.
Kevin is so scumbag, he just looks like he's playing with Paddy. The last time he fried chicken was because his boyfriend never allowed him to eat fried chicken, and this was because he couldn't stand a drunk boyfriend. I think the writer was implying that he just wanted to have some fun outside of the relationship, but luckily Paddy got it.
Personally, I think the most wonderful thing is P's father, and the short appearance is a super wonderful finishing touch. The short passage from the actual wedding speech portrays his father's character. Personally, I feel that P wants straight acting so much and judgemental is not unrelated to his father. The two super-middle-class words his father said, wanting to take his son-in-law to golf, and the good thing is he has his own money are invisible pressures to P. And ridiculing that P has been treated as a little girl by her sister since she was a child, it seems that she still can't accept the matter of coming out of the closet. The ending is even better. My personal understanding is that my father still hopes to hold a good wedding for the 400,000 gang P, but he thinks that P is gay, so this is impossible. But Dad, do you know, P also wants a wedding, even with her boyfriend, and then the thrilling music plays, all the bitterness is gone.
I'm still amazed at the details of this show, a few cuts can create a story with flesh and blood, and a 30-minute episode is really not enough!

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