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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Ellen 2022-03-26 09:01:14
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Adonis 2022-01-29 08:12:29
Every character is very cute. My brother is really handsome and brilliance of wisdom. After reading The Clown's Soul and the Book of Henry, he was fascinated by fans. The younger brother is simply a little angel, and the little girl is too much like Wonder Woman! It just feels that the plot is a bit buggy, the screenwriter's pot
Vern 2022-03-24 09:03:44
All the plots in the first two-thirds of the plot make people wholeheartedly look forward to the moment when a genius plan is revealed, but they get a full-blown balloon, a powerless ending that leaks and shrivels. The key is that it is completely unreasonable. It is very lazy to just sprinkle some chicken soup seasoning, sublime it with love and then close the tip. I can only rely on the child star's cuteness value to pull the score.
Dr. David Daniels: Henry, you've got something in your head right now. Something we call a tumor. It's not a good thing. So, we had to see if we could remove it without hurting any part of your brain. Uh, it's tricky stuff. And we were able to get some of it.
Henry Carpenter: Come on, man.
Dr. David Daniels: Excuse me?
Henry Carpenter: This kind of rapid onset, cutting right away, the expression on your face, the way I see it, it's got to be a high grade ependymoma or glioblastoma. I don't know why I didn't think about that. What with the headaches and the blurred vision I just thought it was stress. Large mass?
Dr. David Daniels: Uh... yeah.
Henry Carpenter: Extended?
Dr. David Daniels: Yeah, it is.
Henry Carpenter: Has it spread to critical structures?
Dr. David Daniels: Well, we tried to resect it, but unfortunately...
Henry Carpenter: I see. My MRI?
[henry reviews the MRI]
Henry Carpenter: Irradiate?
Dr. David Daniels: [neurosurgeon shakes his head no] I'm sorry.
Henry Carpenter: I'd like to be alone, please.
Susan Carpenter: Sweetie, I don't think...
Henry Carpenter: Mom... um, I'd like to be alone.
Susan Carpenter: Okay.
Henry Carpenter: Mom... That woman today at the grocery store... You didn't... do anything to help her.
Susan Carpenter: I told you. It just wasn't our business.
Henry Carpenter: I think... when someone hurts someone else I, I think it is our business.
Susan Carpenter: Well, I know it seems that way but... there was nothing I could do.
Henry Carpenter: Yeah, mom if... if everybody did that then there would be no one to look out for the people who just can't look out for themselves.
Susan Carpenter: So what should I have done? I didn't want things to get violent.
Henry Carpenter: Violence isn't the worst thing in the world.
Susan Carpenter: What is then?
Henry Carpenter: Apathy.