Many screenwriters and many stories like to observe and narrate other people's stories from the perspective of God, and today I am the protagonist
I am Martin, yes, I should be the male lead. When I was alive, I lived a life that a normal German should not live, smoking, smoking a lot of cigarettes, drinking, drinking very strong alcohol, wandering, and living in the corners of many streets , I know that my life is this second, maybe I have a gypsy innate sensitivity, and I also get a disease that doesn't last long
Life, or tobacco, alcohol, food, and women, ended after I soaked in the hospital nurses, I didn't feel like I was sitting in the hospital, but watching the priest bury myself
This disease, this pain, this sudden feeling, as if I was swimming in the swimming pool of the villa, suddenly someone put lime and cement inside, the panic and pain have completely burned the desire to escape and survive to ashes
It seems that there is another person in my head, not me, but I know myself better, because it has survived in my brain for a long time, and when I know this friend, I will say goodbye to it.
I haven't bothered my brain much all my life, I thought she was still a tender and beautiful virgin, only to find out that she was pregnant with a devil's child, and I'm going to be abandoned like a third party
When I met Rudy, I was like many sissies I have met. The biggest disaster for a person like him in his life was sleeping late, being bullied was also polite, until the meeting in the ward made me believe that I was destiny Beloved, been toyed with all the time
I have imagined many romantic ways of dying, dying in a pile of naked women, choking on alcohol, lying naked on the train tracks, turning into segments, drifting like dandelions to a cemetery a few kilometers away, and imagining it for myself early on. In the end, the director often wants to add drama to me, telling me that getting brain cancer is the most romantic suicide. He won't be able to accompany you for a long time, and you can't have too much nostalgia for him.
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