why so fascinated

Zula 2022-03-25 09:01:08

It's just a movie I watched in the hotel. It's an old movie. I watched it when I was in high school. Why was it still stunned in front of the TV? What attracted me, was it just the male protagonist's face?
Are people getting more nostalgic as they get older? Is it that old temperament? Is it a nostalgia for the past? When I was young, I liked novelty, and now I am old enough to sneer at fairy tales, but I may have reached the age where I can appreciate the classics.
Classical and aristocratic complexes may be found in every girl who has never experienced the court, especially a girl like me who was not outstanding when I was a child, and has never experienced being admired since I was a child.
Because it is a dream, wireless exaggerates beautification. If I could break him into pieces for a little bit of analysis, it might be an effective cure for nympho as an adult.
Ok . Aristocratic complex is whether you want to be an aristocrat or you want to be pitied by aristocrats. No one can change where they come from, what family, what class, and come to this world. Isn't this doomed that some people will envy others' reincarnation skills all their lives? It's funny.
To love someone is to want to be him.
To be pityed by aristocrats is not as effective as cultivating into an aristocrat with effective and reliable image, physique, temperament, and knowledge.
Temperament comes from knowledge. After all, it is still necessary to cultivate knowledge. Fortunately, what kind of knowledge can be quantified and refined. What needs to be cultivated cannot be bought by money. What is the knowledge of the nobles? Art? astronomical? geography? The origin of mountain delicacies? Having said that, I started to think back to what exactly are we obsessed with the male protagonist?
It doesn't seem to be exactly that. Or that persistent love.
Honestly love your husband. He is the one who is willing to die for you and is determined to stay with you for the rest of his life.

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Extended Reading
  • Uriah 2022-03-27 09:01:06

    Generally speaking, no matter how sophisticated the story is, the most important thing is that it should be touching. I don't think it's very impressive, so I don't recommend it.

  • Mark 2022-03-27 09:01:06

    Ah, Meg Ryan turned out to be so old at this time. The big problem with Sister Sweet is that it is not easy to transform. Although it is a bonus point for shut-up level crossing, the rhythm is still a bit slow...

Kate & Leopold quotes

  • [Talking on the phone]

    Stuart: Are you sitting down?

    Kate: [standing] Yes.

    Stuart: No, you're not.

    Kate: Yes, I am.

    Stuart: No, you're not.

    Kate: Ye...

    [Kate sits down in chair with a thud]

    Kate: Okay.

    Stuart: I found it.

    Kate: What did you find?

    Stuart: The portal. A crack in the fabric of time. It was over the East River, Kate, just where I said it would be.

    Kate: You found the portal?

    Stuart: A portal into April 28th, 1876. I jumped off the Brooklyn Bridge and took a walk in 1876 today. I followed the Duke of Albany around old New York. Are you listening?

    Kate: Avidly.

    Stuart: This here's the twist, Kate. Here's the kicker.

    Kate: What's the kicker?

    Stuart: [whispering] He followed me home.

  • Kate: Why are you standing?

    Leopold: I am accustomed to stand when a lady leaves the table.

    [So, Charlie gets up]