In this, MOLLY grandma was originally a seamstress. Because of his behavior with a scumbag before marriage, he gave birth to a female protagonist, and the scumbag gave birth to a small bison stewart for money, which is the same as the murder charge. Half brother. I thought that the whole story was going to revolve around the heroine to find the facts, and finally got innocence and approval. It was wrong! The real gore is actually after the truth is revealed.
The hostess returned to her hometown with a search for the truth, but what is the truth? The truth is that my teacher is a wicked person who slanders her; I repay the girl I helped hurt her with virtue; my father is a scumbag; the people I love leave one after another; the truth is one wave after another pushing her to revenge. Waves.
Although the women in the village put on gorgeous clothes, their hearts are still the original formula and the original taste. In the film, MOLLY's old mother said to the hostess half angrily, "You think you make them clothes and make them feel that they have style, but they still hate you!". The people in this village, even if they wear the clothes designed by the big names in the fashion industry, have a noble appearance, but the essence has not changed. They are still betrayers.
When Gertrude was a child, he told Steward the little bison, but after twenty-five years, he said without apology, "I told, sorry, I'm sorry, but I think it's better for you to be hit than I am." (I told, sorry, Myrtle, but I figured it was better you than me.) But Gertrude doesn't care whether Myrtle was charged for this reason. What she cares about is whether the heroine will not make her a skirt for this reason. Although Gertrude, who was successfully transformed by the heroine, succeeded in holding hands with his male god, but in his bones is still the little girl who is not beautiful at all. Gertrude's beauty was completely given by the heroine, not to mention that the heroine later helped her resolve the crisis of the wedding dress, but later, her betrayal of the heroine, not only did not help, but also gave people a hate. It's just enough to make people poke their eyes straight. However, this is human nature. Those who are helped are not necessarily grateful. On the contrary, they move freely between betrayal and conversion.
Marigold, as MOLLY said, is a poor woman. It’s not that she doesn’t know her husband’s behavior as a scumbag, but that she has been tortured by her husband so that she has no power to fight back. Just like a wife who hunches back and abuses his wife in a wheelchair, in fact, taking the life of her husband is a matter of minutes. Just one careless negligence. And the reason why they become poor women is because of the environment. The growing process of girls is constantly being abused by boys, and their servility has long been ingrained. This also proves from psychology that all choices and behaviors are caused by previous experiences. Girls are afraid of boys and women are afraid of men. Even though they are richer and stronger, they still feel that they lack men. This is also human nature.
As an elderly grandmother who is about to go to the west, eating some cannabis chocolate may be the only good thing to live in such a harsh environment. She can't feel the pain in her hands after eating cannabis chocolate, and she is greedy in her mouth. Looks like an innocent child. And this incident was reported because he didn't use the mat to brake her husband. Ironically, the person who reported her was the one who pushed his husband. In the eyes of the woman who blatantly wanted to report others, she must have done nothing wrong, and everything was wrong with others. This absurd performance actually left me speechless. People don't think that the husband's abuse of their wives is anything, and people are so indulging in perversions. It really makes people feel unconsciously: Good people don't live long! However, this is also human nature, bad guys always put themselves aside.
Fortunately, not everyone in this village is so bad. The village police moved me very much. In the end, he took the blame for the heroine chocolate incident. He said to the heroine, "It seems that fate still caught me." The heroine Say "but you are innocent". But he said, "25 years ago, what I did to you was my sin." How ironic, kind people always think they are guilty, but disgusting people all speak righteously. This is also human nature.
The departure of the village police accelerated the advancement of revenge. After all, there really seem to be few good people in the village. The revenge is going on at the same time as another revenge: in the big bus going to the show, everyone blames each other, the dog bites and barks; the clothes are stretched compared to the opponent, the outcome is determined; the hostess calmly burns everything , Pack and leave.
In this battle of human nature, there is no winning or losing, and the focus is on participating.
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