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saint in life
Richard 2022-03-24 09:02:06
Last night I saw a movie called Saint Vincent, which tells the story of an uncle in his 50s and a little boy. The story is smooth, straightforward and meaningful. It really comes from life and is slightly higher than life. , tells how a child discovers the truth, goodness and beauty in a person's life through the mask of hypocrisy, deceit, and powerless struggle; after a person goes through the ordeal of his wife's memory loss, bankruptcy and other life, it is still difficult to erase the truth, goodness and beauty in human nature. Although it didn't shock me too much, it was the ordinary, true story that reverberated in my mind for a long time.
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Amparo 2022-04-23 07:02:27
It ended up looking like a big reunion, but! The veteran doctor keeps it in the hospital, no matter how much you pay, you owe your child 2,700, the black creditors of the racecourse don't know how much they owe their homes, they owe a mortgage, they owe their girlfriend 15 an hour's wages, and even if the wife is cremated and other expenses, veteran insurance After that, I owe my wife at least three months in nursing home expenses.
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Jensen 2022-03-25 09:01:10
Saints are those who we sing about for their devotion and dedication to others, . . . he taught me to fight, to stand firm, to be brave, to speak up, to be bold. Because saints fight for themselves and others so that their voices will be heard. He taught me how to gamble, horse racing, keno, double-barreled shotguns, and because of that, I was banned until I was eighteen. But along the way, I learned how to take risks and take the plunge. Because in life, the odds are against you. ...Yes, Mr. Vincent McKenna has flaws, serious flaws, but like the other saints we've studied. Because after all, saints are also human beings, ordinary people. Courage, sacrifice, sympathy, humanity are the hallmarks of sainthood, and that makes Mr. Vincent McKenna not far from the saint William of Rochester. Therefore, I would like to invite my friend and sitter, Mr. Vincent McKenna, to the stage to proclaim him Saint Vincent of Sheepshead.
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Maggie: I thought you ate at Vincent's house.
Oliver: I had sushi.
Maggie: You had sushi?
Oliver: Well, sardines. He calls it sushi. Didn't want to hurt his feelings.
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Vincent: I'm gonna show you one thing and it's probably your best shot. If you do it right, you can break the guy's nose.
Oliver: Break his nose!
Vincent: Relax! You're not gonna get it right.