Real enemy + dream lover + ignorant girl + witty uncle = a happy story that must stop at recognition~

Douglas 2022-03-25 09:01:15

Very ingenious design, I didn't think of the male protagonist's strategy, nor the way the two finally recognized each other.

The hero is very smart, haha.

In addition, the narrative is not procrastinated at all, and the characters of the supporting characters are also very distinct, especially the boss Mr. Maddochuck.

The two lines approached each other and experienced a trajectory of up-down-up-down-recognition.

But to be honest, if near the end, if there is no female protagonist who suddenly appeared "Anyway, we all have a partner, it's okay to talk about it", I really don't know how the male protagonist should recognize each other, he still just resorts to " "Mr. Pumpkin came to see me last night", the heroine may have to be startled, this is a little unexpected, at least there is no premise before, but the ending has long been a foregone conclusion in my heart, and it has finally come true , the audience naturally fell to the ground.

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The Shop Around the Corner quotes

  • Pirovitch: Kralik, you're not going?

    Alfred Kralik: No, I couldn't face her tonight. See, this morning I had a position, a future. No, no. I'm afraid I sort of exaggerated in my letters. I showed off a little. She's expecting to meet a pretty important man. Well, I'm in no mood to act important tonight.

  • Klara Novak (Miss Novak): It's my fault anyway that you got into this trouble. Please believe me, I'm sorry, too.

    Alfred Kralik: That's all right.

    Klara Novak (Miss Novak): It's true we didn't get along.

    Alfred Kralik: No.

    Klara Novak (Miss Novak): I guess we fought a lot. But losing a job at a time like this is something you don't wish...

    Alfred Kralik: On your worst enemy.

    Klara Novak (Miss Novak): I didn't say that, Mr. Kralik.

    Alfred Kralik: Well, let's not quarrel anymore.