And engage in fantasy thriller crime and love. The only highlight of this article is the tattoo on the heroine's friend's grandmother. Don't let you forget so easily! ! !
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The dramatic turn of the plot is extraordinarily blunt
Ellen 2022-03-26 09:01:14
If the male protagonist's IQ is too high, he will not die of cancer easily. Because he knew that he had a lot of reactions before the illness. Second. Since the IQ is so high, it will not be easy to do murder. lame. Fortunately, his mother didn't kill him successfully. If there was a mishap during the period, his mother and brother would be implicated. So the story is very abrupt. I fast-forwarded and watched it. I have to say that the plot is very bloody. It's not as good as he creates to make Mom's second spring more fun.
And engage in fantasy thriller crime and love. The only highlight of this article is the tattoo on the heroine's friend's grandmother. Don't let you forget so easily! ! !
And engage in fantasy thriller crime and love. The only highlight of this article is the tattoo on the heroine's friend's grandmother. Don't let you forget so easily! ! !
Extended Reading
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Peter Carpenter: Sheila!
Sheila: Hello, Peter. Hank.
Henry Carpenter: It's actually Henry. I think you'd be able to retain at least one simple name somewhere beyond that haircut.
Sheila: Nice goggles. They go well with your misshapen head.
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Mrs. Evans: Who wants to go next? Henry?
Henry Carpenter: Yeah.
[henry walks to the front of the classroom, turns and addresses the class]
Henry Carpenter: We can all talk about making our mark. But, isn't it just comfort food to stave off existential crisis? I mean, in the end, Tommy, you've gotta realize that... dodgeball isn't even an Olympic sport. But... our legacy isn't what we write on our resume or how many commas we have in our bank account. It's who we're lucky enough to have in our lives and what we can leave them with. The one thing we do know, we're here now. So I say we do the best we can while we're on this side of the dirt. And that's what I think about my legacy.
Mrs. Evans: Henry, remind me again why we can't put you in a gifted school.
Henry Carpenter: 'Cause it's better for my psychosocial development for me to interact with a peer group at a normal school environment.