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Can games really be played like this?
Damon 2022-03-24 09:03:07
I have to say that this is a perfect murder planned by a bitch with a high IQ, and the young man who is pure love falls into the trap like this. But behind the murder with a knife, the foreshadowing game in front is too outrageous. Is this really what happens in real campus life? It can only be said that this male protagonist is too sad to be played with by such a group of pests. How should I say this is a confrontation between purity and evil, the female protagonist has a mutated and rotten heart under her lovely appearance. It can be said that the female protagonist is already an alien wandering in the dark, and the male protagonist is kind and scum, which is also why he was source of exploitation. The heroine said that he is a good person, so that people can predict his actions, and his thinking and his thoughts are all mastered. As long as the so-called donkey friend of this perverted woman does not have any problems in the process, this plan can be carried out without any suspense. , and the movie does. The male protagonist treats the female protagonist to the point where she believes whatever she says without any doubt. This is gratifying for the female protagonist, and indeed sad for the male protagonist himself. His biggest sadness is that after being used by his ruthless ex-girlfriend, he did not learn his lesson, and he fell in love with a scheming girl who had just met not long ago. Can it be said that he took the blame for himself? This is a bit too much because he is a being too kind. It's a good movie, but keep in mind that playing a big game comes at a heavy price. Especially some murder rumors, they think they have caused a sensation in the whole school, and they feel that they are superior to others, but they don’t know how many dark eyes are waiting for the opportunity behind them.
Extended Reading
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Dodger: Why don't we play the game with school? We're the wolves, they're the sheep.
Mercedes: I don't think they'd all fit in the chapel.
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Owen Matthews: [to Randall] You don't really think the angry homophobe thing is fooling anyone, do you?