He was dirty, stinky, and spoke upside down.
He was grunting, scruffy, and his pants were half up.
He has violent tendencies, masochistic tendencies, and muscular dystrophy.
But then you see, as Alexander says, that Stuart is smart, funny, and a real human being. His sandwiches and curries should be delicious. Tell your story calmly (and occasionally get out of hand), answering Alexander's questions vaguely and patiently. After most people understand his experience, they will feel sorry for him like Alexander. The whole world is throwing knives at a child, but he has nothing to blame. He knew himself and he knew something was wrong. He was confused and didn't understand why he had become like this. He was very guilty again, and felt guilty for his abnormality.
He said, Sometimes I think I'm the child of devil. I let the devil in. Now I can't get him out. I tried.
Burning him out, and cutting him out, and...
He don't take no notice.
Why should be?
He don't wanna be homeless.
Fortunately, he met Alexander. Finally got a little love in this cold world.
Shocked by Mr. Tang's amazing acting skills. So real. I used to think he was a talented actor, but now I think he is a talented actor. I have always felt that the best actors must be sensitive, sensitive, and human. Only in this way can they thoroughly perceive the characters, integrate themselves with the soul in the script, and finally touch the hearts of the audience with their calm performances. Tom Hardy is such a good actor.
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