Possession evaluation action
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Amani 2022-04-23 07:05:29
This kind of connection is also good~
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Crawford 2022-03-21 09:03:29
I picked the most easy-to-understand part of the original work, and then incorporated it into the result of secondary popularization in the genre of love movies. To a certain extent, it also shows that after this story is separated from Byatt's profound knowledge, rich stylistic forms and complicated narrative techniques, only blood is left. The male protagonist has turned into an American, and he is also a California silly, strong and sunny beach lover style, with a serious film-like temperament...
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Roland Michell: So what are we gonna do now? We gonna try to beat'em to France, or - or are we just gonna stare at each other?
Maude: That is the question, isn't it?
Roland Michell: Mm-hmmm
Maude: I have another one for you.
Roland Michell: What's that?
Maude: What are you really doing here?
Roland Michell: Well, I uh - I needed to see your face. I just wanted to let you know that whatever happened at Whitby, which unfortunately was not much, is not because anything that you did. Not at all. I just didn't want to jump into something. I mean, I did and I do... want to. Badly. I just didn't want to mess this up. And I just want to see -
[clears throat]
Roland Michell: I want to see if there's an us in you and me. Would-Would you like that?
[Maude leans over and kisses Roland]
Roland Michell: I'll take that as a yes.
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Roland Michell: Don't worry about me. I'm kind of a brush and flush kinda guy.
[seeing Maude's repulsed expression]
Roland Michell: Forget I said that.
Maude: I'll try.