Christian Mackellyis a young, handsome and suave comrade who often shows off his romantic history in front of friends. On this day, four handsome young Mormons moved into Christian's apartment. The happy Christian came to visit with a case of beer, but his gay identity was seen through at a glance, and they were kicked out. Christian vowed to catch up with one of the handsome guys, Aaron Davis, and was ashamed. Christian often ran into Aaron who helped his companion wash the clothes. Once he pretended to be badly injured and tricked the kind Aaron into his apartment. Just when the two of them had a strong affection, Christian's disapproval attitude hurt Aaron, Ya Lun was angrily accused him of playing the world and barren life. After that, Christian began to reflect on his life. Gradually, he discovered that life had other richer things besides games and sex. He also discovered that he had fallen in love with Aaron
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Latter Days movie plot
2022-01-12 08:02
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Andrew: Quit bitching. It's the early bird who gets the worm.
Christian Markelli: There's an incentive... Especially as we don't get pizza till two AM.
Andrew: Okay, here's the deal: After your training, I'm gonna set you up on a route.
Christian Markelli: A route? On my first day?
Andrew: It's what you do already. It's deliverin' food. Only this time you're drivin'. Think of yourself as a waiter on wheels.
Christian Markelli: [sarcastically] Great. Give me some hot pants and roller skates, this will be the fulfillment of a dream.
Andrew: [looks Christian up and down] For all of us.
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Elder Farron Davis: In the light of your abnormal and abominable state and your refusal to see that you've been duped into a hogwash alternative lifestyle, I wish... I wish my shame was enough for both of us, not to mention the shame you've brought to this church, our family, our ancestors...
Elder Aaron Davis: Wait a minute, our ancestors? Dad, your grandfather had half a dozen wives. Same goes for every single person in this room. I... I'd say we were were the original definition of 'alternative lifestyle.'
Elder Farron Davis: Are you calling us hypocrites?
Elder Aaron Davis: No, we've gone way beyond hypocrisy, Dad, now we're just being mean.