In a remote area of northern Kenya, the most dedicated charity activist, the talented and optimistic Tessawas brutally killed. Her travel partner, a local doctor, reportedly appeared on the scene and followed Fleeing, all the evidence shows that this is a murder case. Sandy, Bernardand other staff at the British Embassy in Nairobi believed in the conclusion of the case. They guessed that Tessa’s husband was the same as the embassy staff. Justinwould also agree with this judgment, because this mild-tempered and gentle English gentleman has always been incompetent with the world, only obsessed with serving his own little garden. But this time they were all very wrong. This gardening lover and professional diplomat has always loved his wife deeply. Her murder has made him unable to calm down. He condemns the conscience and talks about cheating on the dead wife. Under the words, Justin decided to actively investigate and restore his wife's innocence. In order to explain the cause of his wife’s death, Justin began to devote herself to her unfinished research in the pharmaceutical industry. Tessa started her long journey across two continents because she found clues of crime. Justin suspects that her encounters are related to this. As he got closer to the truth and the danger began to approach, Justin began to use his own diplomatic means to expose this amazing conspiracy at any cost.
The Constant Gardener movie plot
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Extended Reading
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Theron 2021-11-18 08:01:29
In the face of the weak and weak, we can see the monstrous ugliness of mankind more clearly.
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Fabian 2021-11-18 08:01:29
The second half is tedious and awkward, and wasted this exciting story. I thoroughly liked the angel Tessa, and Justin's love for her finally made him swim across the deep sea.
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Lorbeer: I only give the food to the women, Mr. Black. Women make the homes, men just make wars... and hooch. Adam was God's first draft - He got it right with Eve. Tell that to your readers, Mr. Black.
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Tim Donohue: I can get you out of Kenya. it's one of the few things we still do well. Drop it now, and it's over. I'll make sure word gets to the right people. Go home... and live
Justin Quayle: But I don't have a home, Tim. Tessa was my home.