View more about Cold Mountain reviews
i want to change the script
Arden 2022-04-21 09:01:49
It's hard to imagine the hero and heroine, who do not know each other, but one waits, the other wants to go home. They are in a trance when they are together in the end. It's just that they stick to each other's beliefs, and they have now, but they don't have a deep understanding. Emotional foundation, but can do better than people with emotional foundation. I think the male protagonist can omit a lot in the process of escaping home, and even was rescued by an old man in the end. I think it can be enriched here, so is it a mess? In the end, his death, I thought it was ridiculous, chased and killed the enemy, but chatted, and was attacked by surprise.
Extended Reading
-
Bosie: King of Kings!
-
Inman: Come out of there.
Bosie: No, sir. Here's fine.
Inman: I'll just have to shoot the horse from under you.
Bosie: Shoot her. She's not mine. You riding Mr. Teague's animal?
Inman: I am.
Bosie: He dead?
Inman: I hope so. Look, how old are you? Give me your gun and ride home, I'm done fighting. I'm sick of it.
Bosie: I give you my gun and you'll shoot me dead.
Inman: I will not shoot you, but nor am I walking down that mountain looking over my shoulder for you.
Bosie: That's what you call a conundrum. I tell you what I've got on my side.
Inman: What have you got on your side?
Bosie: The confidence of youth.