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Raphael 2022-04-20 09:01:20
Aymarsh Strait
A yellow, desolate background, in addition to sand or sand,
endless dunes, ravines, from the air, showing a flowing, grotesque beauty.
On the kraft paper, a brush dipped in ink depicts a vivid swimmer stroke by stroke. The story begins here:
I know you will come back, hold me and stand against the... -
Theron 2022-04-21 09:01:29
Classic lines
Betrayals in war are childlike compared with our betrayals during peace. New lovers are nervous and tender, but smash everything-for the heart is an organ of fire. It's so much more naive! People who are in first love are nervous and tender, but they can resist everything—just because...

Simon Sherlock
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Belle 2022-03-26 09:01:03
Finally finished it. Rather than saying that this is a love tragedy that expresses the supremacy of true love through extramarital affairs, it is better to say that this is an anti-war, anti-possession and possession (invasion, colonization), anti-state apparatus, anti-power rule, calling for humanitarianism, and pursuing the dream of no borders. s work.
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Jayme 2022-03-25 09:01:06
Absolute artwork, the characters, stories, pictures, music, and lines are all seamlessly and beautifully combined. Fifteen years ago, I only saw the beginning and was intimidated by the bloody scenes of the war, but I don't think this movie is destined to be understood by teenage children.
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Katharine Clifton: Of course, you idiot. I always wear it; I've always worn it; I've always loved you.
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Katharine Clifton: D'you not come in?
Almásy: No. I should go home.
Katharine Clifton: Will you please come in?
Almásy: Mrs. Clifton...
Katharine Clifton: [scowls] Don't.
Almásy: I believe you still have my book.